Galerie Pictura

Galerie Pictura is an art gallery and auction house based in Prague, Czech Republic. It operates from premises at Na Zderaze 270/6 in Prague 2, where it holds both its regular gallery activities and its fine-art auctions. The gallery is known for dealing in Czech painting and works on paper, with a catalogue that has included artists such as Antonín Chittussi, Jan Kotík, Karel Černý, Otakar Mrkvička and Ota Janeček. The gallery's core commercial activity is the auction of fine art. It publishes an online catalogue ahead of each sale and organises a pre-auction exhibition of the lots on offer, typically running for about a week before the auction date. Auctions are held in the gallery's own premises, and bidding is supported by an online catalogue. In addition to the auction business, the gallery maintains a newsletter through which it informs registered clients about new acquisitions, upcoming sales and art-market investment opportunities. As a commercial art dealer, Galerie Pictura sits at the intersection of the primary and secondary Czech art market, offering works by established twentieth-century and earlier Czech artists. Its published lots have included landscape painting, modern figurative and still-life work, and industrial or urban scenes, reflecting the broad sweep of modern Czech art. The gallery also provides practical information for buyers, including payment methods and data-protection and cookie policies on its website. Galerie Pictura is a private commercial gallery rather than a public museum or state institution. It is documented as a gallery in Prague in public knowledge bases. Its website, pictura.cz, serves as its main sales and information channel, combining the online auction catalogue with news and practical bidding information.

Galerie Pictura is a commercial art gallery and auction house operating in Prague, Czech Republic. It is documented in public knowledge bases as a gallery in Prague. Its premises are at Na Zderaze 270/6 in Prague 2, where it holds both its gallery operations and its fine-art auctions. The gallery's business model centres on the auction of Czech fine art. It publishes an online auction catalogue ahead of each sale and stages a pre-auction exhibition of the lots, typically open to the public for about a week before the auction date. Auctions take place in the gallery's own rooms, with the online catalogue serving as the primary reference for bidders. The gallery also runs an email newsletter to keep clients informed about new items in the gallery and about art-market investment opportunities. Over time, Galerie Pictura has handled works by a range of Czech artists. Its published material has featured Antonín Chittussi (1847–1891), Jan Kotík (1916–2002), Karel Černý (1910–1960), Otakar Mrkvička (1898–1957) and Ota Janeček (1919–1996), among others. The subjects of these works range from landscape and still life to urban and industrial scenes, reflecting the breadth of modern Czech art. As a private gallery, Galerie Pictura is not a state museum; it functions as a dealer and auctioneer in the Czech art market. Its website, pictura.cz, is its main channel for catalogues, auction announcements, news and buyer information, including payment methods and privacy and cookie policies.

Private Prague gallery and auction house focused on Czech fine art, serving collectors and investors.

• Fine-art auctions

  Auctions of Czech fine art held at the gallery's Prague premises, supported by an online catalogue and a pre-auction exhibition.

• Online auction catalogue

  A downloadable and online catalogue of lots offered at each auction.

• Pre-auction exhibition

  A public exhibition of auction lots, typically open for about a week before the sale.

• Email newsletter

  A newsletter informing clients about gallery news and art investment tips.

1. 1Pictura | úvodpictura.cz
2. 2Galerie Picturawikidata.org