Protestant church in Třebenice
Třebenice, Czech Republic

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Standing in the small Czech town of Třebenice, this Art Nouveau Protestant church was designed by August Hugo Grothe and completed in 1902. Built during the height of the decorative modern movement, the structure exemplifies the sinuous lines and ornamental richness characteristic of early twentieth-century Art Nouveau architecture. Now designated a cultural monument of the Czech Republic, the building serves dual roles as both a functioning church and museum, preserving its architectural heritage while remaining accessible to the public.
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Movement
- Built
- Type
- church building, museum building
- Heritage
- cultural monument of the Czech Republic
- Place
- Třebenice, Czech Republic
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