Discover the fascinating journey of Bohemian glass in 'Bohemian Glass: The Great Masters'. This exquisite publication takes you through the evolution of Czech glassmaking after the Second World War, showcasing the remarkable works of six prominent artists: Vaclav Cigler, Vladimir Kopecky, Stanislav Libensky, Jaroslava Brychtova, René Roubicek, and Miluse Roubickova. This stunning collection, in collaboration with the Museum of Decorative Arts in Prague, celebrates a rich history that traces back to the twelfth century, highlighting the craftsmanship and innovation stemming from the Bohemia region, now part of the Czech Republic.

As you delve into the pages, learn about how these visionary creators adapted their artistry through different political climates, showcasing resilience and creativity amidst challenges posed by the Communist regime. Their masterpieces, celebrated in international exhibitions and world's Expos, continue to influence contemporary glass sculpture today.

'Bohemian Glass: The Great Masters' is not just a book; it's a testament to the enduring spirit of glass artistry in Europe. A must-have for collectors, art historians, and anyone passionate about decorative arts. Enhance your art library with this essential volume that captures the soul of Bohemian glass and its outstanding contributors in this unique chapter of history.