The Slav Epic by Alfons Mucha, Prague, Czech Republic.

[@ConejoCafe]

Thank you for sharing this and adding your descriptions!

[@TravelingBuildingGrowing]

Thank you for your kind words and thanks for watching my video.

[@elizabethrichards2085]

Thank you for your video. I hope to go there one day. Mucha's Epic is gorgeous.

[@TravelingBuildingGrowing]

Thank you, and thanks for watching. I hope you make it there someday.

[@danielc45]

Great video. Unfortunately, they are in storage once again and not to be seen in Prague. Politicians are the problem.

[@TravelingBuildingGrowing]

Haha yes, politicians seem to be the problem everywhere huh? I read they were going to store them somewhere, that's too bad.

[@eltonpolna3279]

I am also a big fan of Alphonse Mucha like your wife. Slavic epic is work of Mucha's later years, isn't it ? The commentary on your wife of Slavic epics is so fantastic !

[@TravelingBuildingGrowing]

elton polna Hello again, thank you for showing interest in our channel. My wife will be quite pleased to know you enjoyed the video. She is a bit of a history buff and will be glad you enjoyed the information. You are correct, it appears as if he finished the works just 11 years before his death.

[@doposud]

@@TravelingBuildingGrowing but he worked on them whole life

[@TravelingBuildingGrowing]

@@doposud He didn't start working on them until he was in his 50's. So, more like the end of his life. He didn't start them until 1910, he was born in 1860.

[@rizaldycruz3511]

Work of Art A genius classic artist

[@TravelingBuildingGrowing]

Thanks for watching my video!

[@Mainhard4]

At 10.35 is not the 30 year war (Catolic battle), but the "Siege of Sziget/Szigetwar". The burning fortress with defending Croats and Hungarians against atacking Turks invasors. You made a good work i like your movie :) en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Siege_of_Szigetv%C3%A1r

[@TravelingBuildingGrowing]

Thank you for that information, hopefully people will see youir comment and look that up. Thank you for watching!

[@gilland2000]

Great video. However your hands in front of the paintings blows the scale. They suddenly looked small, and I have been there, I know just how massive they are...

[@TravelingBuildingGrowing]

Yes, they are massive! Thanks for the kind words and thanks for watching my video.

[@nemanjapavlovic4168]

Is it still in Veletrzni palac?

[@TravelingBuildingGrowing]

Nemanja Pavlović it is currently or at least was recently in the Prague National Gallery.

[@tamaramalinska4310]

Yes it is