Step into 17th-century Prague with this captivating multimedia exhibition at the House at the Golden Ring. Witness the capital of the Kingdom of Bohemia as it was during the rule of Rudolf II, brought to life through a stunning nine-meter animation. This unique experience is based on Aegidius Sadeler's 1606 portrayal, showcasing the city's people, their daily joys, and their concerns.
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This exhibition presents a nine-meter animation offering a view of life in Prague during the rule of Rudolf II. Based on Aegidius Sadeler's 1606 portrayal of the city, the multimedia experience brings to life the capital of the Kingdom of Bohemia with its people, their joys, and their worries.
In 1606, Aegidius Sadeler, a prominent graphic artist, created a significant portrayal of Prague, the capital of the Kingdom of Bohemia. This historical depiction has been transformed into a modern nine-meter animation, offering visitors a vivid multimedia view of the city during the rule of Rudolf II. The project is a collaborative effort between historians and technology specialists, aiming to recreate the vibrant atmosphere of the Rudolfine era Prague. The animation showcases the city teeming with people, reflecting their daily lives, joys, and concerns, providing an immersive glimpse into the historical urban landscape.
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