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Pictures from Zlatá Praha, which means, Golden Prague. Zlatá Praha was an illustrated Czech magazine published from 1864 to 1929, with a large gap between 1865 and 1884. I have volume XIV, 1897, which I bought in 2014 at Antikvariát Dlážděná, a bookshop in Prague with very reasonable prices and only a short walk from the main railway station.
I am only scanning images where the artist died more than 70 years ago, so all of the images here from Golden Prague are out of copyright.
Title: Zlatá Praha (Golden Prague)
Editor: Schulz, Ferdinand
Date: 1897
Total items: 5
Out of copyright (called public domain in the USA), hence royalty-free for all purposes usage credit requested, or as marked.
![[picture: Padalo listí (fallen leaves)]](https://www.fromoldbooks.org/Zlata-Praha/wm/big/316-padalo-listi-q75-142x200.jpg "[picture: Padalo listí (fallen leaves)]")
![[picture: Zvetly Fialky (Violets were blooming)]](https://www.fromoldbooks.org/Zlata-Praha/wm/big/316-zkvetly-fialky-q67-267x200.jpg "[picture: Zvetly Fialky (Violets were blooming)]")
Zvetly Fialky (Violets were blooming)
This is the second of a triptych of pictures by the Czech artist Ferdinand Engelmüler; the three pictures were printed on a double-page spread at the centre of the bound volume for 1897 and entitled z povidek stareho parku (Stories of a secular park). A poem by Lord Byron might accompany them; I am not certain, and will work on confirming that; I can’t read Czech and Google Translate isn’t vey reliable. [more...]
[$]![[picture: Zlatá Praha Masthead]](https://www.fromoldbooks.org/Zlata-Praha/wm/big/313-masthead-zlata-praha-q85-387x200.jpg "[picture: Zlatá Praha Masthead]")
![[picture: Zpíval Slavik (A Nightingale Sang)]](https://www.fromoldbooks.org/Zlata-Praha/wm/big/317-zpival-slavik-q67-143x200.jpg "[picture: Zpíval Slavik (A Nightingale Sang)]")
Zpíval Slavik (A Nightingale Sang)
A person stands on an overgrown bridge under the moonlight. A stream or river flows between reeds and under the bridge; in the background, buildings, and at the left edge of the bridge a tall evergreen. The bridge has an ornate carved pineapple at the right-hand end and a very tall and thin evergreen tree at the left. The overall effect is somewhat [...] [more...]
[$]![[picture: Winged horse from heraldic shield]](https://www.fromoldbooks.org/Zlata-Praha/wm/big/313-detail-heraldic-pegasus-q75-188x200.jpg "[picture: Winged horse from heraldic shield]")
Winged horse from heraldic shield
This winged horse, or Pegasus, rearing up (rampant) is from a shield in the masthead of the magazine. [more...]
[$]Pictures from Zlatá Praha, which means, Golden Prague. Zlatá Praha was an illustrated Czech magazine published from 1864 to 1929, with a large gap between 1865 and 1884. I have volume XIV, 1897, which I bought in 2014 at Antikvariát Dlážděná, a bookshop in Prague with very reasonable prices and only a short walk from the main railway station.
I am only scanning images where the artist died more than 70 years ago, so all of the images here from Golden Prague are out of copyright.
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