Set of 4 gold medals Ducat series Czech Republic 2009 Proof
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Set of four gold commemorative medals.
Double ducat of the Czech Republic 2009 Gothic Art
Quintuplet Czech Republic 2009 Baroque
Decalogue of the Czech Republic 2009 Art Nouveau
The Great Moravian Empire (also known as Great Moravia, the State of the Mojmirs, Lat. Moravia Magna) was the first known West Slavic state, the most powerful and strongest in Central Europe in its time. It existed mainly on Czech, Slovak and Hungarian territory between 833 and (about) 907.
The Baroque or Baroque (probably from port. pérola barroca - irregularly shaped pearl) is an artistic and cultural movement that reigned in Europe between 1600 and 1750. It originated in Italy and spread throughout Europe and its colonies. The word Baroque is also used to refer to this period.
Gothic is an artistic style that is a continuation of the Romanesque style. It begins to emerge in the second half of the 12th century and continues through the High Middle Ages for roughly the next three centuries. In the Czech lands, Gothic came and receded a little later. In Germany and Central Europe it lasted until the early 16th century, when the following Renaissance had already established itself in Italy and France.
Art Nouveau is the last of the universal international artistic styles which has succeeded in imprinting its artistic order on all the manifestations and things of modern life. It shaped the fashion and lifestyle of the late 19th and early 20th centuries, whether it went by different names in different countries.
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This set includes:
Czech Republic 2009 Art of Great MoraviaDouble ducat of the Czech Republic 2009 Gothic Art
Quintuplet Czech Republic 2009 Baroque
Decalogue of the Czech Republic 2009 Art Nouveau
Great Moravia
The Great Moravian Empire (also known as Great Moravia, the State of the Mojmirs, Lat. Moravia Magna) was the first known West Slavic state, the most powerful and strongest in Central Europe in its time. It existed mainly on Czech, Slovak and Hungarian territory between 833 and (about) 907.Baroque
The Baroque or Baroque (probably from port. pérola barroca - irregularly shaped pearl) is an artistic and cultural movement that reigned in Europe between 1600 and 1750. It originated in Italy and spread throughout Europe and its colonies. The word Baroque is also used to refer to this period.Gothic
Gothic is an artistic style that is a continuation of the Romanesque style. It begins to emerge in the second half of the 12th century and continues through the High Middle Ages for roughly the next three centuries. In the Czech lands, Gothic came and receded a little later. In Germany and Central Europe it lasted until the early 16th century, when the following Renaissance had already established itself in Italy and France.
Secession
Art Nouveau is the last of the universal international artistic styles which has succeeded in imprinting its artistic order on all the manifestations and things of modern life. It shaped the fashion and lifestyle of the late 19th and early 20th centuries, whether it went by different names in different countries.
Product Specifications
Author:
Jaroslav Bejvl
Weight:
57,55 g
Quality of execution:
Proof
Circulation:
200 pcs set
Rytec:
Lubomír Lietava
Topic:
Umění
Emissions:
February/March 2009
Food:
smooth
Mint:
Czech Mint
Average:
16,22,28,37 mm
Purity:
999,9/1000 Au
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