prague at the turn of the century pavel scheufler mind&body the architect who turned a

the architect who turned a modest winegrower’s house into a dazzling homage to David Hockney

fears and desires that we might assume to be uniquely and disconcertingly strange - and that make us feel painfully ashamed - are in fact completely average

Far more than we tend to realise

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prague at the turn of the century pavel scheufler mind&body the architect who turned aTowards the end of the Austro Hungarian Empire Prague still possessed its venerable majesty, but now it was fast becoming a modern European metropolis. The old Jewish Quarter had been replaced with broad boulevards, modern bridges spanned the river, and the first steam trains from Vienna were arriving at the station. While only recently the Emperor and his guard had promenaded here, soon independence would be declared and a new country,