such as Picasso, Monet, Van Gogh, Rodin, Gauguin, Cézanne, Renoir, Schiele, Munch, Miró and Klimt; many of these are donations from the collection of art historian Vincenc Kramář. Picasso, who has a spacious room to himself in the gallery, has two self-portraits there, and two of his nudes in addition to more abstract work. Works by Rodin, whose exhibition in Prague in the early 20th century had a profound impact on Czech sculpture for many years afterwards, include a series of busts and full-sized figure on a variety of subjects in the gallery. The vast collection contains a large number of Czech and Slovak paintings and sculptures, including works by Alfons Mucha, Otto Gutfreund, František Kupka, T. F. Šimon, Tavik Frantisek Simon (1877-1942), Rudolf Fila, Vincenc Beneš and Bohumil Kubišta. Along with the Black Madonna House and the Museum Kampa, the Trade fair palace collection is one of the most notable collections of Czech Cubism in Prague. Notable works include Don Quixote by Gutfreund, Military Funeral by Beneš, an array of paintings by Kupka, covering almost all of the styles with which he experimented. House of the Black Madonna (Old Town) – Czech Cubism Graphics Collection Kinský Palace (Old Town) Oriental Art Kinský Palace (Old Town) – Art of Asia and Art of the Ancient World On display outside Prague Kinský castle Žďár nad Sázavou – Baroque Art from the Collections of the National Gallery in Prague Fryštát castle in Karviná – 19th-century Czech art from the Collections of the National Gallery in Prague Gallery See also List of museums in Prague References External links Collections of NGP National Gallery Prague within Google Arts & Culture 1796 establishments in the Habsburg monarchy 1796 establishments in the Holy Roman Empire 18th-century establishments in Bohemia Art museums and galleries in the Czech Republic Museums in Prague Prague