Helen Zelezny-Scholz - Works

Works

  • The Thoughtful, bronze, 1906, the castle Raduň
  • The Melancholia, 1906, bronze, 1906, the castle Raduň
  • Allegory of the Drama and Music, 1907, town theatre in Moravská Ostrava (smashed);
  • Alois Scholzes tomb with the Allegory of the Sorrow, 1908-9, Gratz;
  • Small statuette Charles van der Stappen 1909 (Her teacher for 4 years)
  • 2 Small statuettes and a bust Georg Brandes 1913. They travelled together to Tunis where the statuettes and bust were made during their fortnight stay there.
  • Allegory justice, 1914, judicial building, Fryštát;
  • tomb sculpture on the grave dr. Ostrčil, 1924, Praha-Olšany;
  • cenotaph, 1930, Těšín (smash);
  • The Common and Feast Days, bronze, 1933, gallery in Ostrava
  • Tomáš Garrigue Masaryk (1850–1937), bronze, 1933, Museum Silesie in Opava
  • The Slovak Family, bronze, 1933, the castle Raduň
  • cycle of 10 reliefs of the life the saintliness, 1936, church St. Hedvika, Opava;
  • Pope Paul VI, 1967

Zelezny has work maintained in the permanent collection of the castle Hradec nad Moravicí, several pieces in the Museum Silesie in Opava, some works in Gallery of the Fine Arts at the Museum of Fine Arts in Ostrava, and in the National Gallery in Prague in addition to private collections.

Her reliefs hang in the Church of St. Hedwig in Opava

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