On November 16 at the National Gallery opened an exhibition of the embassies of the countries of Visegrád Group. The exhibition includes works presented courtesy of the embassies and cultural institutes of the Hungary, the Republic of Poland, the Czech Republic and the Slovak Republic.

The public may view pictorial and graphic works by Hungarian and Czech artists from the twentieth and twenty-first centuries, among whom are Kudász Emese, Barcsay Jenő, Rékasi Csaba, Károly Reich, Vilmos Nad, Jiří Kovanda, Jiří Sliva, Aleš Lamr, František Heroudek, Václav Vojtěch Novák, as well as a selection of posters by young Polish artists, students of the famous Professor Lech Majewski. Through the reproductions of engravings from the 18th–20th centuries, united under the motto "The Image of the City", the Bratislava Gallery offers an opportunity for the Bulgarian public to become acquainted with the development of the city.

The material is provided by the National Gallery.

1. János Pleidell, Hungary, /1015-2007/, Sunrise

2. Dorota Pawilowska, Poland, Galápagus – Kurt Voneggut, 2011

3. Aleš Lamr, /1943/, Czechia, Prophet

4. Vladislav Röhling, Slovakia, The Michael’s Gate Tower /Mihalska Brana/, 1920s