Robert Guttmann Gallery, Art gallery in Jewish Quarter, Prague, Czech Republic.
The Robert Guttmann Gallery is an exhibition space in Prague's Jewish Quarter dedicated to Jewish art and historical objects. The venue uses climate control and specialized lighting to protect sensitive works on display.
The gallery opened in 2001 within a former hospital building designed by Karel Pecánek and constructed in 1935. Located near the Spanish Synagogue, it preserves the history of the Jewish Quarter.
The exhibition space presents temporary displays of Jewish heritage items, including collections that document Jewish life in the Czech lands through centuries.
The location is in central Prague and accessible for visitors with disabilities through the Jewish Museum administrative building. Check current exhibitions beforehand to plan your visit timing appropriately.
The gallery will feature 'The Samsa Enigma' exhibition by Israeli typographer Oded Ezer, connecting Franz Kafka's Metamorphosis with new artistic interpretations.
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