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What happens when revolutionary art meets the practical demands of a new country? After WWI ended in 1918, Prague's radical cubist architects faced an existential crisis: their geometric fever dreams had to transform into buildings that banks, shops, and the new Czechoslovak Republic could actually use.

In this second part of my cubism series, I'll show you three iconic buildings that tell the story of how pure art evolved into something uniquely Czech - rondo-cubism.

🏛️ Three Buildings:
1) Obchodní dům Baťa (1929)
2) Banka legií (1921-1923
3) Palác Adria (1922-1925)

Missed Part 1? Check out my video on Prague's original cubist villas!
What's your favorite example of art adapting to reality? Drop a comment below!