5/5 Vladimir P. 5 years ago on Google
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My
visit
can
be
summed
up
without
much
talk
in
two
words:
an
amazing
experience.
The
collections
of
the
Lapidary
of
the
National
Museum
include
two
thousand
collection
items,
of
which
over
four
hundred
of
the
best
pieces
are
exhibited
in
the
building
at
the
Exhibition
Grounds.
The
others
are
kept
in
depositories.
The
exhibited
fragments
of
sculpture
and
stonework
from
Bohemia
(and
especially
from
Prague)
are
really
impressively
arranged
chronologically
in
several
halls
and
you
have
the
opportunity
to
follow
the
development
of
"art
in
stone"
from
the
11th
to
the
beginning
of
the
20th
century.
The
feeling
of
my
own
insignificance
and
"miniature"
that
I
experienced
in
personal
contact
with
all
those
monuments
was
cleansing.
And
after
this
purification,
the
body
and
mind
could
be
filled
with
admiration
and
wonder
from
all
the
beauty,
skill
and
mastery
of
our
ancestors.
If
you
are
close,
don't
miss
this
exceptional
exhibition!
My
visit
can
be
summed
up
in
two
words
without
great
speech:
an
amazing
experience.
The
Lapidarium
of
the
National
Museum
collects
over
two
thousand
objects,
of
which
more
than
four
hundred
best
pieces
are
exhibited
in
the
building
at
the
Výstaviště
grounds.
Others
are
kept
in
depository.
The
fragments
of
sculpture
and
stonework
from
Bohemia
(and
especially
from
Prague)
are
impressively
chronological
deployed
in
several
halls,
and
you
have
the
opportunity
to
see
the
development
of
an
"art
in
stone"
from
the
11th
to
the
beginning
of
the
20th
century.
The
sense
of
my
own
insignificance
that
I
experienced
in
personal
contact
with
all
those
monuments
was
cleansing.
Only
after
this
experience
the
body
and
the
mind
could
be
filled
with
the
admiration
and
astonishment
of
all
the
beauty,
craftmanship
and
mastery
of
our
ancestors.
If
you
are
near,
do
not
miss
this
exceptional
exposition!
(Original)
Má
návštěva
se
dá
bez
velkých
řečí
shrnout
dvěma
slovy:
úžasný
zážitek.
Sbírky
Lapidária
Národního
muzea
čítají
na
dva
tisíce
sbírkových
předmětů,
z
nichž
je
v
budově
na
Výstavišti
vystaveno
přes
čtyři
sta
nejlepších
kusů.
Ostatní
jsou
udrženy
v
depozitářích.
Vystavené
fragmenty
sochařství
a
kamenictví
z
Čech
(a
zejména
z
Prahy)
jsou
opravdu
působivě
chronologicky
rozmístěny
v
několika
sálech
a
vy
máte
možnost
sledovat
vývoj
"umění
v
kameni"
od
11.
do
začátku
20.
století.
Pocit
vlastní
bezvýznamnosti
a
"miniaturnosti",
který
jsem
zažíval
při
osobním
kontaktu
se
všemi
těmi
monumenty,
byl
očistný.
A
po
této
očistě
mohl
tělo
i
mysl
zaplnit
obdiv
a
úžas
ze
vší
té
krásy,
umu
a
mistrovství
našich
předků.
Pokud
budete
poblíž,
nenechte
si
tuto
vyjimečnou
expozici
ujít!
My
visit
can
be
summed
up
in
two
words
without
great
speech:
an
amazing
experience.
The
Lapidarium
of
the
National
Museum
collects
over
two
thousand
objects,
of
which
more
than
four
hundred
best
pieces
are
exhibited
in
the
building
at
the
Výstaviště
grounds.
Others
are
kept
in
depository.
The
fragments
of
sculpture
and
stonework
from
Bohemia
(and
especially
from
Prague)
are
impressively
chronologically
deployed
in
several
halls,
and
you
have
the
opportunity
to
see
the
development
of
an
"art
in
stone"
from
the
11th
to
the
beginning
of
the
20th
century.
The
sense
of
my
own
insignificance
that
I
experienced
in
personal
contact
with
all
those
monuments
was
cleansing.
Only
after
this
experience
the
body
and
the
mind
could
be
filled
with
the
admiration
and
astonishment
of
all
the
beauty,
craftmanship
and
mastery
of
our
ancestors.
If
you
are
near,
do
not
miss
this
exceptional
exposition!
