Key Points

  1. A new exhibition in Prague's Umeleckopriemyselne museum showcases over 100 lamps from the 50s to the 80s.
  2. The exhibition highlights the stories and designers behind these iconic Czechoslovakian designs.
  3. The lamps on display include works by notable designers such as Jaroslav Bejvl, Ivan Jakeš, and Štěpán Tabery.

The Story Behind Czechoslovakia's Iconic Lamps

The exhibition Retro lampy: Znovuobjavené príbehy československého dizajnu is a showcase of over 100 lamps from the 50s to the 80s, highlighting the stories and designers behind these iconic Czechoslovakian designs.

The exhibition is being held in Prague's Umeleckopriemyselne museum from 7 October and features works by notable designers such as Jaroslav Bejvl, Ivan Jakeš, and Štěpán Tabery.

The Forgotten Designers and Their Stories

The Forgotten Designers

The exhibition highlights the stories and designers behind these iconic Czechoslovakian designs, including Štěpán Tabery, a skilled glass artist who created the famous orange-red table lamp.

The Exhibition's Curator

The exhibition was curated by Eva Slunečková, a journalist and expert in design, who has been working on this project for several years.

Practical Tips for Collecting and Appreciating Czechoslovakian Lamps

For those interested in collecting and appreciating Czechoslovakian lamps, the exhibition offers a unique opportunity to learn more about the designers and their stories.

Practical tips for collecting and appreciating Czechoslovakian lamps include:

  • Researching the designers and their stories
  • Looking for lamps with unique and distinctive designs
  • Considering the condition and rarity of the lamp