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Karl Klostermann's House

Content concept, libretto and exhibition of the newly opened Karel Klostermann Museum in Srní

Opened December 2025

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Karl Klostermann's House

Although Karel Klostermann's mother tongue was German, Karel Klostermann became one of the most popular Czech writers of the 19th century to this day. He created an image of Šumava that deeply impressed the Czech audience in particular – a vision of a dying forest paradise from which he had to leave – just like almost all German inhabitants of Šumava many years later. His vision of Šumava resonates to this day and, among other things, led to the development of tourism in Šumava, similarly to how it was reflected in the establishment of the Šumava National Park.

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The village of Srní is crowning the twenty-five years of efforts of the Karel Klostermann Association with the establishment of the Karel Klostermann House with an interactive exhibition based on Klostermann's knowledge and interpretation of Šumava and a poetic installation depicting key images from Klostermann's novels.

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Curator and author of the exhibition: TEREZA (DOBIÁŠOVÁ) KREJČÍ

Textual and professional cooperation: PAVEL HUBENÝ, VLADIMÍR HORPENIAK, MIKULÁŠ ZVÁNOVEC, JÁKOB TETZELI, ZDENĚK SVOBODA, JANA MAROZSOVÁ, RAIMUND PALECZEK, HANS MOLITOR, OSSI HEINDL
Illustration: KATEŘINA KOTYK
Dioramas and 3D-illustrations: KAREY RAWITSCHER
Animation: LUDMILA SANITRÁKOVÁ
Director of audio recordings: JAKUB DOUBRAVA (CZ), DIETER LOHR (DE)
Editing and compilation of audiovisual content: JAKUB SANITRÁK A MEMORINO
Graphic design: MAGDALÉNA LINDAUROVÁ and MICHAL CHODANIČ (studio kapitolaú
Interior design: PETRA FIALOVÁ
Architectural and exhibition design of the exhibition: LUKÁŠ URBANEC
Architectural design of the Research and Writing Room: PETRA FIALOVÁ
Exhibition production: CNC STUDIO
Technical design of the audiovisual component: 3DSENSE

With the support of the Karel Klostermann Association, its Czech and German sections, the Šumava Museum in Sušice and Kašperské mountains, the Royal Šumava Geopark and the Šumava National Park Administration.

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