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UNIFORM BUTTONS WITHIN THE CONTEXT OF THE COLLECTION OF THE WALDES MUSEUM OF BUTTONS AND FASTENERS

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Hrušková K.
Muzeológia a kultúrne dedičstvo
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2020
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vol. 8
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issue 4
5 – 21
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The study deals with uniform buttons in the collection of the Waldes Museum of Buttons and Fasteners in Prague-Vršovice, which was founded at the initiative of Prague industrialist and philanthropist Jindřich Waldes. Over the course of the museum’s existence, from 1916 to 1945, the collection came to include more than 350 uniform buttons. This study tries to capture the significance of the collection at the Waldes Museum. Both exhibits and study material connected with the museum’s publication work or the building of a specialised archive and library. It also presents selected exhibits from the collection in question, together with other associated objects and specialised materials. The study draws on expert consideration of the preserved collection, original publications and materials from the Waldes Museum Archive and specialised literature.
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THE COLLECTOR JINDŘICH WALDES AND THE CURATOR JAN HOFMAN: ONE MUSEUM, TWO APPROACHES

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Hrušková K.
Muzeológia a kultúrne dedičstvo
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2023
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vol. 11
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issue 3
53 – 70
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The study deals with an aspect not considered until now in relation to the Waldes Museum of Buttons and Fasteners, existing in Prague-Vršovice between 1916 and 1945, founded at the initiative of Prague industrialist, collector, and patron of the arts Jindřich Waldes. Alongside Waldes, the other key figure was art historian conservationist and museum curator Jan Ješek Hofman, whose work between 1916 and 1919 in many ways achieved the plan to build a collection and research institution. What was behind this outwardly-representative, functioning private institution and how did the relationship between Waldes, an enthusiastic and affluent private collector, and Hofman, the expert tasked with putting his ideas in place at a professional level, actually evolve? The study aims to present an interpretation of the relationship by analysing preserved archival materials and period publications. It also represents the Waldes Museum as a remarkable museum experiment.
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