On the trail of Warhol in Czechoslovakia

The Gallery of Art Prague offers visitors a unique year-round exhibition of three important artists of the 20th century. The Mucha, Dali, Warhol exhibition has been extended to include a luxurious exhibition of manuscripts, photographs and audio recordings of Andy Warhol. These are artefacts which were collected over the course of more than 20 years by Rudo Prekop and Michal Cihlář while tracking down the artist in Czechoslovakia and are items which have never been exhibited before.

European roots of the American artist

Andrew Warhola was probably born in 1928 in Pittsburgh. His parents were Ruthenes from the small village of Miková in the northeast of Slovakia. He only ever spoke Ruthenian with his mother until her death. After moving to New York in 1949 after finishing his studies, he changed his name to Andy Warhol.

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Entry into the Hall of Fame

Andy Warhol devoted his time to illustrations, screen prints, photography and film-making. During the golden era of the Silver Factory studio in New York, he created unique works which won awards all over the world and which are used as unique decorations for many luxury interiors.

We can show how his fame grew using a simple example. You certainly know his luxury paintings with Campbell’s soup cans. One of the first prints was purchased from Warhol by the actor Dennis Hopper for USD 75. Eight years later, this print was sold for USD 60,000 and in 2006, it was auctioned for USD 11.8 million!

Don’t miss this luxury exhibition revealing some of the moments in the life of this extravagant and ingenious artist. 

Luxury for everyone

This location is perfect for all age groups. Young couples will certainly appreciate the luxury housing not far from a place where they can pursue sporting activities. Families with children will welcome the peace and quiet and the opportunity to let their children run around outside. Older people will delight in the villas dating back to the time of the First Republic, the historical monuments in the surrounding area and the ever-present greenery.

Ladronka Park is bordered by the busy road Patočkova, over which a footbridge was built in 2004. This has made it much easier for pedestrians to cross over to the Břevnov side and the monastery there.

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Villa development

In the vicinity of Ladronka, between Tomanova and Bělohorská, you can admire some luxurious villas from the era of the First Republic which were built here at a time when Prague was experiencing a period of overall development. The new development at that time had to comply with certain rules and houses were built according to a uniform urban development plan. New developments are however springing up in the vicinity of the park, offering luxury housing in villas or in flats.

The beauty of Prague within reach

Reaching the historical city centre from Ladronka is easy. Břevnov Monastery is located nearby, as is the Hvězda Summer Palace and you can also take a romantic walk along the River Brusnice. If you are thinking about finding a place to live in a quiet area but don’t want to leave behind the beauty of Prague, the luxury Ladronka location is the solution for you.