Petr Macek teaches in the art history department at Charles University and works for the National Heritage Institute in Prague. Richard Biegel is director of Charles University’s Institute of Art History. Jakub Bachtík is a researcher at Charles University’s Institute of Art History. Anna Bryson is an independent translator of Czech. Previously, she was a lecturer of intellectual history at Sussex University. Branislava Kuburović translates primarily in the field of art history. Additionally, she is the program leader for fine arts at Prague City University and teaches at the Academy of Performing Arts in Prague. Lea Bennis translates Czech to English.

"Baroque Architecture in Bohemia is a magnificent book."

• Prologue. The Renaissance Roots of the Architecture of the Modern Era in BohemiaI. The Architecture of the Rudolfine CourtII. Art in the Thirty Years’ War: Lost and FoundIII. From Lurago to Mathey: The Crystallization of an Architectural Language in the Later 17th Century IV. The Era of Great Themes and Groundbreaking InnovatorsV. Architectural Synthesis in the Work of Kilian Ignaz DientzenhoferVI. Between the Baroque and the Neoclassical: The Era of Architectural Plurality VII. Art, Life, Culture – Contexts of Baroque Architecture

Petr Macek teaches in the art history department at Charles University and works for the National Heritage Institute in Prague. Richard Biegel is director of Charles University’s Institute of Art History. Jakub Bachtík is a researcher at Charles University’s Institute of Art History. Anna Bryson is an independent translator of Czech. Previously, she was a lecturer of intellectual history at Sussex University. Branislava Kuburović translates primarily in the field of art history. Additionally, she is the program leader for fine arts at Prague City University and teaches at the Academy of Performing Arts in Prague. Lea Bennis translates Czech to English.

"Baroque Architecture in Bohemia is a magnificent book."

• Prologue. The Renaissance Roots of the Architecture of the Modern Era in BohemiaI. The Architecture of the Rudolfine CourtII. Art in the Thirty Years’ War: Lost and FoundIII. From Lurago to Mathey: The Crystallization of an Architectural Language in the Later 17th Century IV. The Era of Great Themes and Groundbreaking InnovatorsV. Architectural Synthesis in the Work of Kilian Ignaz DientzenhoferVI. Between the Baroque and the Neoclassical: The Era of Architectural Plurality VII. Art, Life, Culture – Contexts of Baroque Architecture

Petr Macek teaches in the art history department at Charles University and works for the National Heritage Institute in Prague. Richard Biegel is director of Charles University’s Institute of Art History. Jakub Bachtík is a researcher at Charles University’s Institute of Art History. Anna Bryson is an independent translator of Czech. Previously, she was a lecturer of intellectual history at Sussex University. Branislava Kuburović translates primarily in the field of art history. Additionally, she is the program leader for fine arts at Prague City University and teaches at the Academy of Performing Arts in Prague. Lea Bennis translates Czech to English.

"Baroque Architecture in Bohemia is a magnificent book."

• Prologue. The Renaissance Roots of the Architecture of the Modern Era in BohemiaI. The Architecture of the Rudolfine CourtII. Art in the Thirty Years’ War: Lost and FoundIII. From Lurago to Mathey: The Crystallization of an Architectural Language in the Later 17th Century IV. The Era of Great Themes and Groundbreaking InnovatorsV. Architectural Synthesis in the Work of Kilian Ignaz DientzenhoferVI. Between the Baroque and the Neoclassical: The Era of Architectural Plurality VII. Art, Life, Culture – Contexts of Baroque Architecture