Śląski akcent w czeskim dokonaniu bawarskiego artysty? [Rec. Monogramista IP. Oltář svaté Anny Samotřetí v Českým Krumlově, red. Peter Kováč, Marek Zágora, Praha 2020]
A Silesian Accent in the Bohemian Work of a Bavarian Artist? [Rev. Monogramista IP. Oltář svaté Anny Samotřetí v Českým Krumlově, eds. Peter Kováč, Marek Zágora, Praha 2020]

Summary/Abstract: The review concerns an extensive, collective monograph on the altar of St. Anne from 1519—1524, made by a Bavarian sculptor known as Monogramist IP. The relief was commissioned by the Bohemian lord, Zdenek Lev of Rožmitál, who was a leading figure in the political life of the Crown of the Kingdom of Bohemia in the first thirty years of the 16th century. The review proposed a different motive for commissioning the work. Its content related to family and motherhood suggests that it was created as a gift from a father to his son Adam and his wife, a Silesian noblewoman, Anna Haugwitz of Biskupice, in 1518. The review emphasized the extraordinary values of the publication, both scientific and editorial.

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