Bust of Jan Jindřich

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Jan Jindřich was the Czech king, the Moravian margrave from 1349 to 1375 and the Duke of Tyrol from 1335 to 1341. He was the second-born son of John of Luxembourg from the first marriage with Elisha Přemyslovna and the younger brother of Charles IV. The Lapidarium of the National Museum exhibition called “The monuments of stone carving in Bohemia from the 11th to 19th Century” informs visitors about the methods of mining, with the utilisation and processing of rocks used for stone carving, and about the care of damaged stone artefacts in the introductory display cases.