CHOTĚŠOV MONASTERY – an exhibition is being prepared for the April 2027 season

 

    A new and unique exhibition of things should open in these spaces from April 2027 doby Monarchie – Museum  Františka Josefa I.  . These are three newly renovated halls. The city of Chotěšov, together with the director of the monastery, Filip Hrubý, managed to obtain a subsidy for the purchase of fifty display cases for Exponate aus diesem Internetmuseum FJI. Alles wird vom neuen Rat abhängen, der aus den Wahlen im Oktober hervorgehen wird. this year. Preliminary discussions are underway for the new election period, but it will also depend on the attendance of the new exhibition throughout its duration. The intention is to show the forgotten history of the arts and skills of our ancestors. The museum will display the full range of objects – plates, cups, cutlery, books, paintings, medals, statues, ……, postcards, decrees signed by the emperor himself and more. Všechny předměty jsou s portrétem císaře či členů jeho rodiny. Mnohé předměty souvisí i s císařem Wilhelmem II. . This upcoming exhibition will have no competition in the Czech Republic in terms of its scope and content. Therefore, dear supporters, keep your fingers crossed that the plan will be realized. Alternatively, help us in its implementation and support us. 

                                                                      For the FJI museum. Thank you.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

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