Arthouse Hejtmánek - Galerie a aukční dům

They have wonderful things to sell

Beautiful gallery, you feel like visiting an art lover. Charming villa in the garden and beautiful artifacts everywhere.

Quality auctions, interesting exhibitions and top-performing restoration and image cleaning. Willing and pleasant.

We were here at the exhibition Veris Paris and surprised us very much, I can only recommend and it is a pity that the exhibition is only extended until 20.10.2019. They have a wonderful garden, I recommend to see even if there will be exhibited other art! Great!

A breathtaking exhibition J.Verise and intimate atmosphere made me swell mood. Definitely worth seeing.

Arthouse Hejtmánek is a family gallery and auction house based in a 17th century house. The villa is open to visitors only on the occasion of exhibitions or regularly held auctions. I walked by myself many times, but only recently I had the opportunity to peek into the garden. So I looked a bit in history. Today's house was originally the work of a former cottage Tylišovská, during the 18th century known as desolate and later rebuilt in a barn. The foundation of today's house has its roots in the building, which was built shortly before 1780. The barn was changed into a residential house, which was divided into two descriptive numbers at the beginning of the 19th century. No. 17 fell to the western half, while the second retained the original No. 23. In the first cottage was in time set up a bakery and shop, since 1873 a police station was set up, and at facade. This house has a history in every pore of masonry. Arthouse Hejtmánek is a family gallery and auction house based in a 17th century house. The villa is open to visitors only on the occasion of exhibitions or regularly held auctions. I walked by myself many times, but only recently I had the opportunity to peek into the garden. So I looked a bit in history. Today's house was originally a part of the former cottage called Tylišovská, during the 18th century labeled as a desolate and was later rebuilt in a barn. The foundation of today's house has its roots in the building, which was built shortly before 1780. The barn was changed into a residential house, which was divided into two descriptive numbers at the beginning of the 19th century. No. 17 fell to the western half, while the second retained the original No. 17 23. A bakery workroom and a shop were established in the first cottage, and since 1873 a police station was established here, and at the same time the object was extended by a second part, so that only then was a building with a uniform facade. This house has a history in every pore of the masonry.

excellent auction hall, lots of interesting things for sale, beautiful gallery. Individual approach to the client.