Hraniční orientační sloup v bývalé Mohelnici

Krupka, Czech Republic

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A memorial column in Krupka, Czech Republic, designed by architect Josef Havlíček and completed in 1927, this monument exemplifies the geometric clarity of Rondocubism and Purism—modernist movements that favored simplified forms and rational abstraction over ornament. Originally marking a territorial boundary in the former town of Mohelnice, the structure stands as a artifact of early twentieth-century Czech avant-garde design applied to civic commemoration.