Alongside our own museum with seasonal exhibitions in Loreto Sanctuary, The Czech Capuchin Province cooperates with other institutions. Some of the masterpieces from the Capuchin Collections are on long-term loans in major Czech and Moravian museums and galleries (National Gallery in Prague, the Museum of Decorative Arts in Prague, the Moravian Gallery in Brno).
The Order of Friars Minor Capuchins also supports an interesting exhibition projects both in Czech republic and abroad by loans of artworks. Lending of significant exhibits is conditional on the strict observance of safety and climatic conditions of course, particularly in case of the most valuable parts of the Loreto Treasure the highest level of security is required.
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The Capuchin Cycle at an exhibition in Clam-Gallas PalaceOne of rare late-medieval paintings from the Capuchin Collections was loaned to the exhibition Six Hundred Years of Jan Hus and Husite Tradition in Prague History.
Chalice from Loreto on the exhibition Europa JagellonicaThe only late-medieval work of Loreto treasure has been loaned to an exceptional exhibition project Europa Jagellonica representing a representative cross section of the art of the late Gothic and early Renaissance in Central Europe.
Eleven small gems from the Loreto treasure was on display at Pernsteins and their Period, organized by the National Heritage Institute in Salm Palace at Prague Castle from May 3 to 31 July 2012.
Two statues from Hradschin Convent at the exhibition in BrnoThe statues of St. Anthony of Padua and St. Thaddeus were loaned to the exhibition of the sculptor Vojtěch Sucharda in Moravian Museum.
Rare ensemble of garnets at the exhibition in St. PetersburgThe exhibition Seventeen centuries of Czech Garnet was organized by the National Museum Prague in the Russian Ethnographic Museum in St. Petersburg from 12th February to 1st March 2009.