An inscription reading "Truth prevails" is at the base of an Art Nouveau monument in this city, showing a robed national hero upright in the midst of fallen warriors while a woman breastfeeds a child to represent his nation's rebirth.
An inscription reading "Truth prevails" is at the base of an Art Nouveau monument in this city, showing a robed national hero upright in the midst of fallen warriors while a woman breastfeeds a child to represent his nation's rebirth. One of the original gates of this city, named as it is now because it used to store explosives, is the Powder Tower. Josef Gocar designed a Cubist museum in this city named for a statue of a Black Madonna. David (*) Cerny sculpted a bunch of black, stone babies and placed them such that they appear to be climbing up a TV tower in this city. On the outskirts of this city is the Sedlec Ossuary, a chapel with an entire chandelier made of bones. A different tower in this city contains the oldest still-operating astronomical clock. Another iconic building in this city, which resembles a "crushed can of Coke" next to a swollen cylinder on stilts, is occasionally named for Fred Astaire and Ginger Rogers. For 10 points, name this European city where Frank Gehry collaborated with Vlado Munic on a "dancing house."
An inscription reading "Truth prevails" is at the base of an Art Nouveau monument in this city, showing a robed national hero upright in the midst of fallen warriors while a woman breastfeeds a child to represent his nation's rebirth.
Prague