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Paintings from the "Journey" exhibition are available for purchase Paintings from the "Journey" exhibition are available for purchase Paintings from the "Journey" exhibition are available for purchase Paintings from the "Journey" exhibition are available for purchase

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09.09.2026
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Paintings from the "Journey" exhibition are available for purchase

The paintings from the "Putování" exhibition are available for purchase. By purchasing them, you will support the restoration of...

Following an agreement with Mr. Stibor and Father Vít, it will be possible to purchase paintings from the “Putování” exhibition by artist Alena Stiborová, which is currently on view at Svatá Hora.

The paintings will be priced uniformly at 8,000 CZK each. From each painting sold, 800 CZK will be donated to help fund the restoration of the Svatá Hora spring.

The paintings will be available for pickup on September 20, 2026, on the day the exhibition is taken down at the Summer Choir Hall at Svatá Hora.

If you are interested in purchasing a painting, please contact Mr. Stibor by email at stibor.vladimir@email.cz and CC museum@farnost-svatahora.cz.

“Putování” Exhibition

An exhibition by artist Alena Stiborová titled “Putování” is currently on view at Svatá Hora, offering a cross-section of her work to date. Visitors can view it at the Summer Choir in the Svatá Hora cloisters.

Alena Stiborová was born in Benešov and studied art education at the Faculty of Education of the University of South Bohemia in České Budějovice. She currently lives and works in Sedlčany. Her work is inspired primarily by landscapes, floral motifs, colorful abstraction, spiritual themes, and naive, childlike motifs, which she perceives as a gentle and joyful caress. In addition to painting and other visual art techniques, she also creates pen-and-ink drawings, which she accompanies with poetic texts.

The exhibition “Journey” offers a diverse glimpse into her artistic path and invites visitors to pause, find stillness, and appreciate the beauty found in simple motifs and colors.

The exhibition runs through September 20, 2026.

Admission is by donation. Entry to the exhibition is through the cloisters beneath the clock tower; it is open during the information center’s operating hours.

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