Myšák Gallery
New Town, Czech Republic
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The Myšák Gallery, completed in 2003 in Prague's New Town district, combines Rondocubism with Renaissance Revival elements in its architectural language. Designed by Otto Ehlen, the building represents a contemporary approach to the city's historic architectural vocabulary, blending modernist geometric forms with classical proportions and ornamental references characteristic of Renaissance tradition.
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- building
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- New Town, Czech Republic
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