Bader Scholarship

Isabela and Alfred Bader Scholarship for Postdocs in the Art History

The Institute of Art History in cooperation with the Czech Association of Art Historians invite applications for the Isabela and Alfred Bader Scholarship. The scholarship is intended for the PhD students dealing with European art and architecture from the Middle Ages until the 20th century.

Awarded projects:

• Tereza Johanidesová - Key Concepts, Terms and Interpretation Strategies of Czech Marxist Iconology
• Michaela Hojdysz - Archduke Eugen of Austria-Teschen: Rebuilding and Conservation of the Bouzov Castle in the Context of Collecting and Historic Preservation in Central Europe in the Late 19th Century
• Mariana Placáková - The Experience of Emancipation. Feminist Art in the Era of State Socialism

2018

• Lenka Kerdová (FF UK Prague), Prague Interwar Architecture from German Speaking Architects
• Adéla Minaříková (FF UK Prague), Caspar Lehmann and the Origins of Engraved Glass in Central Europe
• Lenka Vrlíková (FF MU Brno), Between Rome and Alexandria. Reflection of European art in Ethiopian painting during the reign of the Solomonic dynasty (1270–1468)

2017

• Irena Lehkoživová (Institute of Art History, Faculty of Arts, Charles University in Prague), Contemporary Architecture and Visual Arts as Sources of Mutual Inspiration: Theory and Practice
• Kristýna Rendlová (Faculty of Arts, Masaryk University in Brno), Depicting Architecture in Ottoman Illuminated Manuscripts of the 16th Cetnury
• Jan Dienstbier (Institute of Art History, Faculty of Arts, Charles University in Prague), Profane Late Medieval Wall Painting in the Central Europe

2016

• Hana Benešovská (Institute of Art History, Faculty of Arts, Charles University in Prague), The Art of Ancient Egypt Through the Lens of Art History: Past Scholarship, Current Research and New Possibilities
• Ondřej Hojda (Institute of Art History, Faculty of Arts, Charles University in Prague), The Image of Japanese Architecture in Europe 1945–1970
• Barbora Holečková (Department of Art History, Palacký University, Olomouc), The Influence of Bologna and Neapol on the Art in the Czech and Hungarian Lands in the First Half of the 14th Century