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Muzeum Jindřicha Jindřicha

Museum in Domažlice with the ethnographic collection of the composer Jindřich Jindřich: ceramics, folk furniture, costumes and a valuable collection of folk paintings on glass.

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Om museet

The museum presents part of the collection of the composer, collector and lover of Chod folk culture Jindřich Jindřich. From the end of the First World War he built up a private museum; in 1945 he donated the collection to the town of Domažlice, and in 1972 it was opened to the public as part of the Chod Museum (Muzeum Chodska).

The collection comprises about 9,000 objects. On display are ceramics, folk furniture, costumes and an important collection of folk paintings on glass. Visitors can also see the composer’s faithfully furnished study, where they can listen to some of his compositions, and a section on the development of folklore and traditions up to the present day.

The museum is housed in a Classicist building on Husova třída, which reopened in spring 2016 after a complete reconstruction. The Galerie bratří Špillarů (Špillar Brothers Gallery) is also located there.

Højdepunkter

Ethnographic collection of Jindřich Jindřich with about 9,000 objects
Folk paintings on glass
Furnished composer’s study with examples of his compositions
Ceramics, folk furniture and Chod costumes
Section on the development of folklore and traditions up to the present

Permanent udstilling

Muzeum Jindřicha Jindřicha – Part of the ethnographic collection of the composer Jindřich Jindřich with ceramics, folk furniture, costumes and paintings on glass, complemented by the furnished study and a section on the development of folklore.

Grundlagt: 1972
Ejer: Muzeum Chodska v Domažlicích, příspěvková organizace