English: The philosophical's room from Strahov monastery (Prague). It was built for the books coming from Louka's convent, in Moravia, closed in 1782. The frescos, by Franz Maulbertsch, show human's fight for knownledge.
Français : Salle philosophique du monastère de Strahov (Prague). Elle fut construite pour accueillir les livres et leurs bibliothèques baroques du couvent de Louka, en Moravie, fermé en 1782. Les fresques du plafond par Franz Maulbertsch retracent la lutte de l'humanité pour la connaissance de la vraie sagesse
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