Publications
- The Magic of Drawing. Italian drawing of the high renaissance and mannerism from bohemian and moravian public collections2023 | Catholic Theological Faculty
- A Drawing by Luzio Romano in the National Gallery in Prague2022 | Catholic Theological Faculty
- Drawings by Giulio Campi for the Frescos Located in the Choir of the Church of Sant'Agata in Cremona: 15372021 | Catholic Theological Faculty
- Some notes to the technique of Boccaccino's drawings2020 | Catholic Theological Faculty
- Cennino Cennini and Drawing Techniques at the Turn of the Fifteenth Century2020 | Catholic Theological Faculty
- Seeking God's Face2018 | Catholic Theological Faculty
- A Drawing Portraying Prince Abbondio Rezzonico as Senator of Rome, Housed in the National Gallery Prague: Why Was It Created?2018 | Catholic Theological Faculty
- The Spat-upon Face of God Jesus Christ as the Ancient of Days in the Apocalypse from the Book of Daniel2018 | Catholic Theological Faculty
- Too busy artist2017 | Catholic Theological Faculty
- The diversities of drawing : italian drawing of the High and Late Baroque from Bohemian and Moravian public collections2016 | Catholic Theological Faculty
Classes
- Seminar of Renaissance Art I +1AADU100254 | Faculty of Arts
- Seminar of Renaissance Art +3ADU100125 | Faculty of Arts
- Seminar of Renaissance Art IIADU100255 | Faculty of Arts
- Art in Rome 1530-1590 and its influences in central Europe +1ADU100310 | Faculty of Arts
- Selected chapters of Art in Italian Centers between the Mannerism and the Baroque +1ADU100329 | Faculty of Arts
- Seminar of Renaissance Art I: Artist and his Studio in the 15th and 16th Centuries (Bc from 2016)ADU100358 | Faculty of Arts
- Seminar of Renaissance Art II: Artist and his Studio in the 15th and 16th Centuries (Bc from 2016)ADU100359 | Faculty of Arts
- Seminar of Renaissance Art: Artist and his Studio in the 15th and 16th Centuries (Bc 2011-2015)ADU100360 | Faculty of Arts
- Renaissance Art IADU300006 | Faculty of Arts
- Renaissance Art IIADU300007 | Faculty of Arts
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