Oil on canvas, 47 x 62 cm, framed, undated, signed lower right, rentoiled.

Oil on cardboard, 39,5 x 49 cm, framed, dated 1945, signed lower right.

Ink and wash on paper, 22,5 x 35 cm, unframed, undated, signed lower right.

Colour etching on a paper, 160 x 125 mm, unframed, undated, signed lower right, marked with initials lower left.

Czech painter and graphic artist, he is known for his motifs from Prague and still-lifes.
See T 2/88.

Colour etching on a paper, 140 x 190 mm, unframed, undated, signed lower right, marked with initials lower left.

Czech painter and graphic artist, he is known for his motifs from Prague and still-lifes.
See T 2/88.

Colour etching on a paper, 165 x 135 mm, unframed, undated, signed lower right, marked with initials lower left.

Czech painter and graphic artist, he is known for his motifs from Prague and still-lifes.
See T 2/88.

Coloured aquatint on the paper, 340 x 445 mm, framed, glazed, undated, signed lower right.

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Watercolour on paper, 20,5 x 28 cm, mounted and glazed, dated 1963, signed lower right.

Czech painter and graphic artist, he studied under professor Linka at the Academy of Fine Arts in Prague, he is known for his expressive palette and dramatically conceived subjects.
See TD 86, B 6/75, Ch 4/259, www.sca-art.cz, Česká grafika XX. století, Hollar 1997.

Oil on canvas, 50 x 66 cm, framed, undated, signed lower right.

Czech painter and architect, he studied under F. Engelmmüller and architecture under E. Brecht. He is known for his landscapes. He travelled widely around Germany, Holland, England, Belgium and France.
See T 2/727.

Oil on cardboard, 85 x 69 cm, framed, undated, signed lower right.

Czech paintress. She studied under professor Obrovský at the Academy of Arts in Prague and at Accadémie Nouvelle in Paris.
See T 2/567.

Oil on cardboard, 24 x 29 cm, framed, undated, signed lower left.

Czech painter and graphic artist, he studied under professor Mak at the Ukrainian Academy of Arts, he was a prolific graphic artist, his chief themes were landscapes and Prague.

Patinated cast bronze, bronze base, overall height 25 cm, undated, unsigned.

Linocut on paper, 170 x 250 mm, mounted, undated, signed lower right.

Czech painter and graphic artist, he studied under professor Mašek, Dítě and Schikaneder at the Academy of Decorative Arts in Prague, member of the Union of Artists Mánes from where he was expelled in 1930.
See T 1/538, 2/769, TD 102, V 3/104, B 6/297, NEČVU 1/387.

Oil on canvas, 60 x 81 cm, framed, undated [1929], unsigned, inscribed at the back, with laboratory report by Dorothea Pechová and an expertise by prof. PHDr. Jaromír Zemina.

Czech painter, he studied under professor Hofbauer and Dítě at the Academy of Decorative Arts in Prague, initially he was influenced by Cubism and Expressionism, after his stay in Paris he turned to abstract painting which he abandoned after having settled in Brno.
See T 1/229, TD 55, Ch 2/276, NEČVU 1/184.

Oil on canvas, 106 x 144 cm, framed, undated, signed lower right, relined.

Dutch still-life painter, brother of Gerardt v. Duyen, he is known for his still-life paintings with fish, lobsters and other sea creatures. There are examples of his work in many galleries. See TB 10/256, B 4/79.

Oil on canvas, 90 x 80 cm, framed, dated 2003, signed lower right, inscribed at the back.

Russian painter. See artprice.com.

Oil on canvas, 73,5 x 100 cm, framed, undated, signed lower right.

Czech painter, he made copies of paintings of Old Masters.
See T 1/38.

Patinated cast bronze, marble base, overall height 21,5 cm, undated, unsigned.

Patinated cast bronze, height 21,5 cm, undated, unsigned.

Oil on wood, 45 x 33,5 cm, framed, undated, signed upper left.

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Oil on cardboard, 25,5 x 31 cm, framed, undated, signed lower right.

Hungarian painter, he studied at the Academy of Arts in Budapest. He worked in France.
Autor viz T 2/158, V 3/432, TB 25/203, B 7/576.

Watercolour on paper, 17 x 23,5 cm, mounted, glazed, undated, signed lower right.

Slovak landscape painter, he studied at the Academy in Budapest and Munich and under professor Hoffman in Hamburg, initially he was concerned with watercolours and later turned to oil paintings and chose a dark palette.
See T 2/242, B 8/101.

Oil on canvas, 50,5 x 40,5 cm, framed, undated, signed lower left.

Hungarian painter and illustrator, he studied in Budapest and Munich, he taught watercolour painting at the Academy of Arts in Budapest.
See TB 25/388, B 7/684.

Oil on cardboard, 28,5 x 23 cm, framed, undated, signed lower right.

Austrian self-taught still-life and portrait painter, he imitated the work of Old Masters, later on he studied under Fr. Rumplers at the Academy of Arts in Vienna. He was concerned also with military themes.
See TB 19/184, B 6/111.

Oil on plywood, 21,5 x 35,5 cm, framed, dated 1913, signed lower right, artist’s labels and stamps at the back.

Czech painter of figural themes and landscapes, he studied at the Academy of Arts v Budapest under professor Greguss, Szekély and Lotz.
See TB 19/591, B 6/170.

Indian ink and watercolour on paper, 15,5 x 15,5 cm, mounted, glazed, undated, signed with the monogram lower left.

Slovak painter, he studied under professor Bukovac, Pirner and Obrovský at the Academy of Arts in Prague, he painted figural compositions and themes from the life of Slovak people. See T 1/46, B 1/541, Ch 1/113.

White marble, height 47,5 cm, undated, signed P. Barrzanti.

Italian sculptor.
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Oil on canvas, 65 x 80 cm, framed, undated, signed lower right.

Czech landscape painter, pupil of L. Minnigerod, active in Vienna.
See TB 29/540, B 9/334.

White marble, height 31,5 cm, undated [early 20th century], unsigned.

Patinated cast bronze, marble base, overall height 26,5 cm, undated [before 1941], unsigned.

Czech sculptor. He studied at the Academy of Decorative Arts in Prague.
See T 2/209, TD 138.

Polychrome carved wood, height 15 cm, undated [18th century], unsigned.

Carved bone, wooden base, overall height 11 cm, undated, unsigned.

Carved bone, wooden base, overall height 12,5 cm, undated, unsigned [18th century], part of right hand missing.

Cast bronze, chiselled, gilt and painted, marble base, overall height 26,5 cm, undated, unsigned.

Oil on canvas, 44,5 x 54,5 cm, framed, undated, signed lower right.

Czech painter, graphic artist and poet, he studied under professor Mařák at the Academy of Fine Arts in Prague. In 1900 he established his own private school of painting in the former studio of Marold.
See T 1/456, V 3/90, TB 19/490, B 6/151, NEČVU 1/334.

Oil on canvas, 42 x 52,5 cm, framed, dated, signed upper left, relined.

Czech painter of genre, he studied under professor Roubalík and Schwaiger at the Academy of Fine Arts in Prague (1908-1911), he painted mainly the landscape of the Czech-Moravian highlands, portraits and figural compositions.
See T 1/428, TD 83, V 2/539, Ch 4/218.

Oil on cardboard, 27,5 x 35 cm, framed, undated, signed lower right.

Czech painter, he studied under O. Nejedlý at the Academy of Fine Arts in Prague, in 1938 he was awarded the Italian award.
See T 1/200, TD 51, V 5/458, Ch 2/189.

Oil on canvas, 70 x 49 cm, framed, undated, signed lower right.

Belgian artist. See artprice.com.

Indian ink and watercolour on paper, 17,5 x 13,5 cm, mounted, glazed, undated, signed lower right.

Oil on canvas, 44,5 x 35,5 cm, framed, undated, unsigned.

German painter of genre and portraitist, he studied at the Academy in Munich under Piloty, he became very popular in the 1880s and gained a number of awards.
See TB 8/541, B 3/428.

Oil on cardboard, 56 x 42 cm, framed, undated [1944], signed lower right.

Self-taught Czech painter, later he studied under A. Süsser in Brno.
See T 2/691.

Oil on wood, 28 x 19,5 cm, framed, undated, signed lower left.

Hungarian painter, he studied at the private school of Simon Hollósy in Munich, from 1915 he exhibited in Mücsárnok and Nemzet. In 1919 he exhibited his portraits and genre scenes in Budapest, 1921-23 lived in Czechoslovakia.
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Oil on canvas, 65 x 80 cm, framed, undated, signed lower left.

Czech landscape painter, pupil of L. Minnigerod, active in Vienna.
See TB 29/540, B 9/334.

Oil on canvas, 63,5 x 80 cm, framed, undated, signed lower right.

Austrian painter and sculptor, pupil of A. Marussig and Schrötter, he was active in Vienna.
See B 7/692, artprice.com.

Patinated cast bronze, marble plinth, overall height 21 cm, undated, unsigned.

Carved bone, wooden base, overall height 30 cm, undated [turn of the 18th century], unsigned.

Gouache on paper, 18 x 26,5 cm, mounted, glazed, dated 1839, signed lower right.

Mixed media on pasteboard, 30 x 27 cm, framed, dated 1996, signed lower right.

Painter, graphic artist, illustrator and sculptor, he studied at the School of Applied Arts in Miskolec, he is active in Prague, Norway and Switzerland.
See www.sca-art.cz, Ch 6/281.

Oil on canvas, 56 x 46 cm, framed, dated 1850, signed with the monogram lower left.

Significant Czech Romantic landscape painter, he studied under M. Haushofer at the Academy of Fine Arts in Prague.
See T 1/111, TB 5/172, B 2/373, NEČVU 1/94.

Oil on canvas, 73 x 99 cm, framed, dated 1951 at the back, signed lower right.

Czech painter of genre, pupil of W. Nowak and V. Beneš.
See T 2/125, TD 129.

Oil on cardboard, 20 x 25 cm, framed, undated, signed with an artist’s mark lower right.

Czech painter of historical themes, he studied at the Prague Academy of Fine Arts under F. Tkadlík and Ch. Ruben, he focused mainly of Czech history.
See T 1/425, TB 18/447, B 6/47, NEČVU 1/317.

Oil on canvas, 86,5 x 95,5 cm, framed, undated, [1880s],unsigned, relined.

Czech painter of historical genre, he studied at the Viennese Academy of Arts.
See T 2/407, TB 30/460, B 9/508.

Oil on canvas, 50 x 64,5 cm, framed, undated [before 1944], signed lower right, inscribed by the artist on the reverse.

Czech painter of landscapes, portraits and figural compositions, he studied under professor Bukovac at the Academy of Arts in Prague.
See T 1/338, Ch 3/160.

Oil on canvas, 32 x 41 cm, framed, undated, signed upper right.

Czech painter, he studied under V. Brožík and H. Schwaiger at the Academy of Arts in Prague, he is known for his motifs from Prague.
See T 2/70, NEČVU 2/1008.

Oil on canvas, 89,5 x 73 cm, framed, undated, signed lower left.

Czech painter and graphic artist, he studied at the Ukrainian Academy in Prague.
See T 1/565, TD 107.

Oil on canvas, 91 x 71,5 cm, framed, dated 1846, signed lower left, relined, provided with export permission.

Czech painter, he studied in Poděbrady and in Prague, in 1833 he settled in Poděbrady and devoted himself to landscape painting and portraits of saints.
See T 2/212.

Oil on canvas, 100 x 70 cm, framed, dated 1989, signed lower right.

Ukrainian painter, he studied at the Technical University in Prague and the Ukrainian Academy of Arts in Prague under professor Kulec.
See T 2/137.

Gouache on paper, 18 x 24,5 cm, framed, glazed, undated, signed lower right.

Czech painter and graphic artist, he studied under F. Engelmüller and at the School of Applied Arts in Prague.
See T 2/557, V 4/338.

Oil on canvas, 52 x 111,5 cm, framed, undated, signed illegible lower right.

Oil on canvas, 69,5 x 100 cm, framed, undated, unsigned.

Oil on canvas, 70,5 x 51,5 cm, framed, undated, signed lower right.

Pencil and watercolour on paper, 36 x 25 cm, mounted, glazed, undated, signed lower left.

Pencil and watercolour on paper, 36 x 27 cm, mounted, glazed, dated 1949, signed lower right.

Pencil and watercolour on paper, 39 x 29 cm, mounted, glazed, dated 1955, signed lower right.

Oil on canvas, 49 x 68 cm, framed, undated, signed lower right.

Lithograph printed in colours, 71 x 64 cm, mounted, dated 1914, signed lower right.

Czech painter, graphic artist, he studied under M. Pirner at the Academy of Fine Arts in Prague.
See T 2/573, 2/781, TD 191, 224, V 4/393, 6/440, TB 32/330, B 10/23, NEČVU 2/848.

Pastels on paper, 59 x 42 cm, framed, glazed, dated 1938, signed upper right.

Czech painter, graphic artist and illustrator, pupil of M. Švabinský at the Academy of Fine Arts in Prague, he is known for his landscapes.
See T 2/189.

Oil on cardboard, 26,5 x 23 cm, framed, glassed, undated, signed lower left.

Czech painter, illustrator and book designer, he studied under professor Roubalík at the Prague Academy of Arts.
See T 1/372, TD 222, Ch 3/265.

Oil on canvas, 63,5 x 51 cm, framed, undated [last third of the 17th century], unsigned, relined, with a laboratory report by Dorothea Pechová, cultural monument.

Oil on canvas, 40,5 x 30,5 cm, framed, undated, signed lower right, artist´s label at the back.

Czech painter of genre, he studied under professor Nejedlý and Nechleba at the Academy of Fine Arts in Prague.
See T 1/458, Ch 5/79, NEČVU 1/335.

Oil on plywood, 70 x 55 cm, framed, dated 1943, signed lower right.

Czech painter and graphic artist, he studied at the Ukrainian Academy of Arts in Prague, he painted stage decorations and wings for the theatre in Moravská Ostrava, then in the National Theatre in Prague and in the Film Studio Barrandov. In 1936 he painted together with Slavíček, Wioesner and Soloviei a large scale painting Panorama of Hradčany for the Paris exhibition.
See T 1/189.

Pencil and tempera on cardboard, 36 x 50 cm, framed, glazed, undated, signed lower right.

Czech landscape painter, pupil of A. Kalvoda and J. Šetelík.
See T 2/473.

Two pencil and watercolour drawings, 58 x 34 cm, 59,5 x 34 cm, mounted, glazed, undated, signed in the bottom centre, lower right.

Czech painter and graphic artist, pupil of J. Obrovský at the Academy of Fine Arts in Prague, he also studied at the Academy in Rome, he is known for his erotic drawings.
See T 2/564.

Oil on canvas, 69 x 95 cm, framed, undated, signed lower right.

Russian painter and graphic artist, he settled in Prague, studied at the Academy of Fine Arts and Academy of Decorative Arts in Prague, then under professor Šimon. He exhibited in Prague, Berlin and Rome.
See T 1/22.

Oil on cardboard, 27,5 x 57 cm, framed, undated, signed lower left.

Czech painter, he studied architecture and then at the Prague Academy of Fine Arts under professor Pirner, he is known for his portraits and landscapes.
See T 1/64, TD 28, V 1/212, Ch 1/161, NEČVU 1/68, Alois Bílek, cat., NG 1997.

Oil on cardboard, 64 x 45 cm, framed, undated, signed lower left, label with title on the reverse.

Czech painter, he studied architecture and then under professor Pirner at the Academy of Fine Arts in Prague. He is known for his portraits and landscapes, he was a remarkable colourist, between 1913 and 1928 he lived in Paris where he turned to abstract painting under the influence of F. Kupka.
See T 1/64, TD 28, V 1/212, Ch 1/161, NEČVU 1/68, Alois Bílek, kat., NG 1997.

Oil on canvas, 54 x 65 cm, framed, undated, signed lower left.

Czech painter, he studied architecture and then at the Prague Academy of Fine Arts under professor Pirner, he is known for his portraits and landscapes.
See T 1/64, TD 28, V 1/212, Ch 1/161, NEČVU 1/68, Alois Bílek, cat., NG 1997.

Pastel on paper, 28 x 20 cm, mounted, glazed, undated, signed lower right.

Slovak painter, graphic artist, sculptor and writer, he studied under professor Loukota, Pirner, Nechleba, Bukovac and Švabinský at the Academy of Arts in Prague.
See T 1/13, TD 17, Ch 1/31.

Oil on pasteboard, 26 x 38 cm, framed, undated, signed lower right.

Hungarian painter, he studied in Budapest and in Italy, he is known for his paintings of mountains.
See TB 22/143, artprice.com.

Pencil, Indian ink and watercolour, 43 x 29 cm, framed, glazed, dated 1933, signed lower left.

Czech painter and illustrator, he studied under M. Pirner at the Academy of Arts in Prague, he was active in Slovakia, he is known for his social and ethnographical themes.
See T 1/287, V 2/356, Ch 3/42.

Oil on canvas, 34 x 40,5 cm, framed, undated, signed in the bottom centre, relined.

Hungarian landscape and figural painter and graphic artist, he studied under S. Hollósy and in Munich, he travelled around Italy and France, he is known for his paintings rendering reliegious themes.
See TB 29/158, B 9/167, artprice.com.

Charcoal on paper, 36,5 x 47 cm, framed, glazed, undated, signed lower right.

Slovak painter, he studied under E. K. Liška at the Academy of Decorative Arts in Prague, he was acative in Slovakia and is known for his genre paintings.
See T 2/68, TD 123, B 7/124.

Coloured chalks on paper, 33,5 x 49 cm, framed, glazed, undated, signed lower right.

Slovak landscape painter, he studied at the Academy of Arts in Budapest, Munich and under professor Hoffman in Hamburg. Initially he produced watercolours and then turned to oil paintings with a characteristic dark palette.
See T 2/242, B 8/101.

Oil on canvas, 58,5 x 80 cm, framed, undated, signed lower right.

Austrian landscape painter, he studied at the Viennese Academy of Arts, he was active in Vienna and used many pseudonyms – e.g. J. Holmsted, Leo Perla etc. See TB 20/15.

Oil on pasteboard, 70 x 49 cm, framed, undated, signed lower right.

Hungarian painter and sculptor, he studied in Budapest, Munich and Nagytánya.
See B 9/424, Éber, Müv. Lex., 1935.

Oil on canvas, 77 x 64 cm, framed, undated [18th century], unsigned, relined.

Oil on a metal sheet, 12 x 15,5 cm, framed, undated [turn of the 18th century], unsigned.

Oil on a metal sheet, 12 x 15,5 cm, framed, undated [turn of the 18th century], unsigned.

Oil on canvas, 110 x 70 cm, framed, dated 1989, signed in the right centre.

Hugarian painter. See artprice.com.

Pastel and watercolour on paper, 28 x 33,5 cm, framed, glazed, dated 1928, signed upper left.

Hungarian painter, he studied in Budapest, Munich and Paris. He was appointed professor at the Academy of Arts in Budapest and had an influence on modern Hungarian art.
See V 5/14, TB 34/135, B 10/409.

Oil on canvas, 40 x 36 cm, framed, dated 1905, signed lower right.

Czech painter, he studied under V. Brožík and V. Hynais at the Academy of Fine Arts in Prague, he was concerned with historical subjects.
See T 2/648.

Oil on wood, 16 x 11 cm, framed, undated, signed in the Cyrillic alphabet lower right.

Painting on porcelain, diameter 11 cm, framed, undated [2nd half of the 19th century], unsigned, after Nicolas Poussin.

Oil on wood, 23 x 32,5 cm, framed, undated, signed with the monogram lower right.

Austrian painter, pupil of L. Kupelwieser at the Viennese Academy, later he studied under Fr. Eybl under whose influence he turned to portrait painting in the 40s.
See TB 26/506, B 8/264.

Pencil and charcoal on paper, 34 x 26,5 cm, framed, glazed, undated, signed with the monogram lower left.

Austrian painter of vedutas, he studied at the Viennese Academy of Arts, brother of Rudolf Alt.
See TB 1/338, B 1/136.

Oil on canvas, 85 x 55 cm, framed, undated, signed lower right.

Hungarian painter, he studied under Szekély and Joh. Gressus in Budapest, then went to study at the Academy of Arts in Munich, he drew inspiration from his travels around Egypt, Syria and Tunisia.
See TB 10/434, B 4/134.

Oil on wood, 21 x 15,5 cm, framed, undated [early 19th century], unsigned, provided with a laboratory report by Dorothea Pechová.

Oil on canvas, 28 x 42 cm, framed, dated 1879, signed lower left.

Czech painter.

Oil on canvas, 37 x 58 cm, framed, undated, signed lower left.

Belgian painter of genre, pupil of his father Pierre Francois and of Verdelhoven.
See TB 23/118, B 6/609.

Oil on pasteboard, 45 x 35 cm, framed, dated 1981, signed in the bottom centre.

Czech painter, he studied at the School of Arts and Crafts in Brno, his work reflects the influence of the group Skupina 42 whose member he became, in the 1960s he turned to abstract painting and became concerned with autonomy of form, in 1982 he started painting on wood and created a six-part cycle for the Commercial bank in Vysočany.
See T 2/107, B 7/250, Ch 8/120, NEČVU 1/490.

Oil on plywood, 27 x 21 cm, framed, dated 1879, signed lower left.

Czech painter and graphic artist, he studied at the Academy of Arts in Munich under Raab and W. Diez. He was mainly concerned with genre painting and historical themes.
See TB 27/469, B 8/527.

Oil on canvas, 50 x 63,5 cm, framed, undated [2nd half of the 19th cent.], unsigned.

Oil on plywood, 13,5 x 22 cm, framed, undated, signed lower right.

Landscape painter and portraitist, he studied in Zurich, Munich and at the Ecole de Beaux Arts in Paris, he travelled around Italy.
See T 2/123, TB 24/330, B 7/301.

Oil on cardboard, 45 x 36 cm, framed, undated, signed lower right, artist´s stamp on the reverse.

Slovak landscape painter and portraitist, he studied in Zurich, Munich and at the Ecole des Beaux Arts in Paris, he went on a study stay to Italy.
See T 2/123, TB 24/330, B 7/301.

Oil on canvas, 50 x 40 cm, framed, undated, signed lower right, provided with an expertise by Dr. János Dömötör.

Hungarian painter, he studied at the Academy of Arts in Budapest and Munich under G. Hackl and W.von Diez. He is known for his genre paintings and historical subjects. See TB 21/345, B 6/296.

Two paintings – oil on canvas, 45,5 x 35,5 cm, framed, undated, unsigned, signed lower right, relined.

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Oil on wood, 36,5 x 58 cm, framed, undated, signed lower left.

Austrian genre painter, in 1874 he started studying at the Viennese Academy of Arts, then under professor Diez in Munich. In the early 1880s he was active in Munich, in 1895-1899 in Rome and in 1901 he returned to Vienna. He is known for his small-scale battle scenes mostly from the Thirty-years´ War. He was influenced by Pettenkofen for a long time.
See TB 7/457.

Oil on plywood, 61,5 x 37 cm, framed, undated, signed lower right.

Hungarian sculptor.
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Oil on canvas, 58 x 74 cm, framed, dated 1867, signed in the bottom centre.

Czech painter, he studied at the Academy of Fine Arts in Prague under professor Waldherr and Tkadlík. He was the youngest of the Nazarenes, he painted portraits, landscapes, animals and also altar paintings. See T 2/689, TB 35/272, B 10/672.

Tempera on paper, 53 x 69 cm, framed, glazed, undated, signed lower right.

Austrian still-life painter, he studied under Wegmeyer and Mössmer at the Viennese Academy of Arts, his chief subject were flowers.
See TB 22/434, B 6/474, artprice.com.

Oil on canvas, 69 x 56 cm, framed, undated, signed lower left.

Hungarian painter. See artprice.com.

Oil on canvas, 60 x 50 cm, framed, undated, signed lower right, stamp at the back.

Hungarian painter, he studied in Budapest and is known for his paintings of female figures. See TB 34/349, B 10/503.

Oil on canvas, 65 x 54 cm, framed, dated 1846, signed lower right, relined.

French painter, pupil of Augustina Lam, active in Marseilles.
See B 6/411.

Oil on canvas, 65,5, x 52,5 cm, framed, undated [2nd half of the 19th cent.], unsigned.

Oil on canvas, 70 x 58,5 cm, framed, undated, signed lower left.

Austrian painter, he studied under Laufberger in Vienna, he painted frescos depicting mythological and historical themes – e.g. in Hofburg and the Viennese theatre. See TB 34/181, B 10/421.

Oil on canvas, 79 x 59,5 cm, framed, undated, signed lower left.

Hungarian painter, pupil of János Vaszary, he was a representative of Hungarian neo-Classicism, he illustrated Homer´s Illiad and is known for his paintings of pensive women. See V 3/361.

Oil on canvas, 51,5 x 32 cm, mounted, glazed, undated, signed lower left.

Hungarian Impressionist painter, he studied in Budapest under B. Székely, then went to Munich and Paris. He exhibited at the Salon in Paris and was awarded a number of prizes.
See TB 8/183, B 3/293, wikipedia.org, artprice.com.

Oil on cardboard, 32 x 39,5 cm, framed, undated, signed lower right, damaged upper left.

Czech painter, graphic artist and sculptor, he studied under V. Brožík, V. Hynais, H. Schwaiger and F. Thiele at the Academy of Fine Arts in Prague, he was a member of the group Osma with whom he exhibited already at their first exhibition in 1907.
See T 1/583, 2/771, TD 112, V 1/483, 3/131, TB 22/34, B 3/212, 6/326, NEČVU 1/418, J. Siblík: O. Kubín, Prague 1980.

Oil on canvas, 75,5 x 100 cm, framed, dated 1912, signed lower left.

Czech landscape painter, as a talented child he started studying under V. Jansa and then under A. Kalvoda and A. Slavíček.
See T 2/54, V 3/290.

Oil on canvas, 60 x 80 cm, framed, dated 1970, signed lower right.

Czech painter of genre, he studied under his father J. Štolovský and J. Fixa in Vienna, he is known for his landscapes, portraits and still-life paintings.
Autor viz T 2/566.

Indian ink and gouache on paper, 24 x 17 cm, mounted, glazed, dated 1963, signed in the bottom centre.

Czech painter and illustrator, pupil of O. Blažíček, he was influenced by the work of Daumier and by Surrealism.
See T 2/35, TD 119, V 3/230, B 6/660, NEČVU 1/451.

Oil on wood, 13 x 12 cm, framed, undated [second half of the 18th century], unsigned, provided with an expertise on the painting technique.

See TB 9/373, B 3/607, Wurzbach 1/410.

Oil on wood, 13 x 12 cm, framed, undated [second half of the 18th century], unsigned.

Dutch painter and engraver, he was active in the Hague and Amsterdam. He is known for his Italian landscapes with animals and shepherds in the style of A. v. d. Velde, however using a smoother painting technique and a mistier palette. He created engravings of landscapes with staffage after Bassano and Bartsch.
See TB 9/373, B 3/607, Wurzbach 1/410.

Oil on canvas, 66 x 81 cm, framed, undated, unsigned, artist’s label at the back.

Austrian landscape painter, he studied at the Prague Academy of Arts, he also taught painting at the Strahov Monastery in Prague. See T 2/22, TB 23/109, B 6/593, NEČVU 1/445.

Oil on cardboard, 27,5 x 31 cm, framed, undated [1930s], signed lower right.

Czech painter and graphic artist, he studied under professor Švabinský at the Prague Academy of Arts, he drew inspiration mainly from his travels abroad.
See T 1/415, V 2/526, Ch 4/124.

Composition, wooden base, overall height 22 cm, undated, signed M. HOŠEK, ČFVU stamp and label with title.

Czech sculptor, he studied at the Academy of Decorative Arts in Prague in 1938-42, member of J.U.V. in Prague, he was active in Unhošť.
See T 1/375.

Pastel on paper, 22 x 29 cm, mounted, glazed, dated 1916, signed lower left.

Czech painter and photographer, he studied at the Academy of Fine Arts in Prague under professor Bukovac, Loukota and Pirner. He is known for his figural compositions, portraits and landscapes.
See T 2/122.

Oil on canvas, 60 x 40 cm, framed, dated 1975, signed lower right with the monogram, artist´s label at the back.

Czech painter, he studied under professor K. Souček at the Academy of Fine Arts in Prague. He painted mainly landscapes, still-life and figural compositions, he is known as a dramatic, fine colourist.
See Ch 8/82.

Painted porcelain, 16 x 10,5 cm, framed, glazed, undated [end of the 19th century], unsigned.

Carved wood, partially polychromed, height 101 cm, undated [end of the 15th century], unsigned. - P -

Oil on pasteboard, 25 x 33 cm, framed, dated 1913, signed lower right.

Czech painter and graphic artist, he studied under J. Mařák at the Academy of Fine Arts in Prague, during his stay in France he concentrated on French landscape painting.
See T 1/365, V 2/482, NEČVU 1/279.

Oil on pasteboard, 25 x 33 cm, framed, dated 1913, signed lower left.

Czech painter and graphic artist, he studied under J. Mařák at the Academy of Fine Arts in Prague, during his stay in France he concentrated on French landscape painting.
See T 1/365, V 2/482, NEČVU 1/279.

Lithograph printed in colours, 270 x 440 mm, mounted, glazed, undated, signed in the bottom centre.

Czech painter, illustrator and stage designer, he studied under professor Kysela at the Academy of Applied Arts in Prague.
See T 1/572, NEČVU 1/410.

Patinated cast bronze, height 32 cm, undated, marked.

Patinated cast bronze, marble plinth, overall height 44,5 cm, undated, unsigned.

Patinated cast bronze, marble plinth, overall height 24 cm, undated, signed P.J. MÉNE.

French sculptor, he studied under René Copaire, he was concerned with animal themes, he won a number of awards for his work. See TB 24/384, B 7/330.

Oil on canvas, 50 x 60 cm, framed, undated [about 1900], signed lower right, relined.

Pastel on paper, 63 x 49 cm, framed, glazed, undated, unsigned.

Tapestry, 185 x 240 cm, undated [2nd half of the 19th century], marked lower left, after J. B. Corot.

Tempera on paper, 19 x 26 cm, framed, glazed, dated 1942, signed lower left.

Czech painter, graphic artist, illustrator and caricaturist, he studied under V. Bukovac and M. Pirner at the Academy of Fine Arts in Prague. He is known for his illustrations of Poláček´s humorous works characterised by simple lines, during the inter-war period he was influenced by Cubism.
See T 2/257, TD 144, V 3/564, B 8/194, NEČVU 2/1012.

Oil on cardboard, 30 x 25 cm, framed, undated, signed lower right.

See T 2/536.

Oil on cardboard, 46 x 57 cm, framed, undated, signed lower left.

Czech painter of landscapes and vedutas, architect, pupil of J. Preisler and O. Blažíček, he was concerned with picturesque subjects and themes from Prague, his paintings were heavily impastoed.
See T 2/117, Ch 8/170.

Oil on wood, 16,5 x 25 cm, framed, undated, signed lower right.

Self-taught Belgian painter. He is known for his landscapes with sheep, he gained a number of awards for his work.
See TB 22/545, B 6/530, wikipedia.org.

Oil on plywood, 42 x 61 cm, framed, undated [1935], signed lower right, artist's inscription on the reverse.

Oil on plywood, 92 x 82 cm, framed undated, signed lower right, artist's inscription on the reverse.

Oil on canvas, 47,5 x 66 cm, framed, glazed, dated 1920, signed lower left.

Czech landscape painter and portraitist, he studied under J.Preisler, M. Švabinský and O. Nejedlý at the Academy of Fine Arts in Prague.
See T 2/304, TD 151, NEČVU 2/641.

Oil on canvas, 40,5 x 28 cm, framed, undated [17th century], unsigned, relined, with an expertise on the painting technique.

Score reproduction - 1.half of the 20th century, 335 x 230 mm, mounted, dated 1509, signed in the upper centre.

German Renaissance painter and printmaker in woodcut and engraving. He was court painter to the Electors of Saxony for most of his career, and is best known for his portraits, both of German princes and those of the leaders of the Protestant Reformation, whose cause he embraced with enthusiasm, becoming a close friend of Martin Luther.
His work then drew the attention of Duke Friedrich III, Elector of Saxony, known as Frederick the Wise, who attached Cranach to his court in 1504.
In 1509 Cranach went to the Netherlands, and painted the Emperor Maximilian and the boy who afterwards became Emperor Charles V. Cranach was equally successful in somewhat naive mythological and religious scenes.

Indian ink and watercolour on paper, 26,5 x 21 cm,mounted, undated, unsigned.

Oil on canvas, 50 x 70 cm, framed, undated [1915 – 1920], signed lower right, probate stamp on the reverse – from the estate of J. Štolovský.

Czech painter, he studied under professor Ottenfeld at the Academy of Arts in Prague and in Munich under prof. C. Marr, he is known for his landscapes and paintings of industrial architecture.
See T 2/566, TB 32/105, B 9/845.

Oil on canvas, 34 x 50 cm, framed, dated 1854, signed lower left.

Austrian landscape, animal and still-life painter, pupil of Steinfeld at the Viennese Academy of Arts.
See TB 31/376, B 9/748.

Oil on canvas, 75 x 106 cm, framed, undated [1910 - 1920], signed lower right.

Czech landscape painter and graphic artist, pupil of A. Kalvoda. From 1920 to 1923 he studied in Paris and his works were published in Echo de Paris, Petit Parisien, Journal etc. He became a memer of Salon d´Automne. At home his works were published in Zlatá Prague, Dílo and Veraikon. He is known for his landscapes and his fine rendition of moods.
See T 1/390, Ch 3/355.

Oil on plywood, 60 x 54 cm, framed, undated, signed lower right.

Hungarian painter, pupil of Szekély and K. Lotz in Budapest and of von Hackel in Munich, later he studied at the Academy Julian in Paris, between 1904 and 1906 in Rome. His work shows the influence of the Barbizon school.
See V 2/583, TB 19/368, B 5/248.

Oil on canvas, 75 x 101 cm, framed, dated 1932, signed lower right.

Czech genre painter and graphic artist, he studied at the Academy of Decorative Arts in Prague and under J. Preisler at the Academy of Fine Arts.
See T 2/149, V 3/409, NEČVU 1/529.

Oil on canvas, 84 x 100 cm, framed, dated 1908, signed lower right. Czech painter.

Oil on canvas, 62 x 48 cm, framed, dated 1855, signed lower left.

German painter, he studied at the Academy of Arts in Munich under professor Schnorr and Clem. Zimmermann, in 1845 he went to Paris, England and Belgium. He became a court painter of the Archduke of Baden, he is known for his portraits and genre scenes.
See TB 36/516, B 10/910.

Oil on canvas, 40 x 67 cm, framed, dated 1887, signed lower left.

Czech painter.

Patinated cast bronze combined with carved bone, marble base, overall 26 cm, undated, marked Lorenzl, cast no. 110/417, right hand restored.

Patinated cast bronze, height 34, 5 cm, undated, marked Beppe and on the side of the plinth G. Vianello-Fuse-Venezia.

Gouache on bone, oval 7 x 8,5 cm, framed, undated, unsigned.

Pastel on plywood, oval 56 x 68 cm, framed, glazed, dated 1914, signed lower right.

Czech portrait and figural painter, pupil of professor E. K. Liška, F. Jenewein and J. Schikaneder at the Academy of Decorative Arts in Prague, he painted portraits of significant personalities, e.g. president Masaryk.
See T 2/263, V 3/572.

Two gouache on cardboard, circle 31,5 cm, 23 cm in diameter, mounted, glazed, undated [1843 - 1850], unsigned one of gouche have expertise by Professor František Salvátor Novák from 1931 at the back.

Czech painter, draughtsman and decorative artist, he studied under J. Bergler at the Academy of Arts in Prague, he travelled widely around Europe, namely to Germany, Switzerland, France, Belgium and Austria. Unlike his lifelong friend the painter A. B. Piepenhagen who was a passionate Romantic, Navrátil identified himself with the light-hearted and playful nature of the period of the Second Baroque and the peaceful atmosphere of the Biedermeier period.
See T 2/180, 2/775, TD 135, TB 25/367, B 7/668, N 11/251, NEČVU 2/553.

Hand-coloured copper plate engraving on paper, 390 x 280 mm, framed, undated, unsigned.

Indian ink and wash and scratching on paper, 13 x 20 cm, undated [second half of 1950s], signed lower right, drawings no. 1 and 4 from the series Quarries.

Czech graphic artist and painter, after World War II he studied at the State School of Graphics. He was a leading figure of the post-war stream of abstract art known as Informel.
See Ch 1/202, NEČVU 1/82, V. Boudník 1924-1968, catalogue GHMP, Prague 1992.

Oil on plywood, 22 x 15,5 cm, framed, dated 1929, signed lower left.

Indian ink and pencil, 40,5 x 17,5 cm, mounted, dated 1897, signed lower right, after Kaulbach.

Czech illustrator, he studied at the Academy of Decorative Arts in Prague and then at the Academy in Munich.
See T 1/263.

Pencil and watercolour heightened with white, 14 x 12 cm, framed, glazed, undated, signed with the monogram lower right.

Czech painter and illustrator, stage designer and graphic artist, he studied under E. Liška at the Academy of Decorative Arts in Prague and later at the Prague Academy of Fine Arts. He is also known for his illustrations of children books.
See T 2/695, NEČVU 2/933.

A pair of portraits – oil on canvas, ovals 45 x 40 cm, framed, undated [first half of the 19th century], unsigned, portrait of lady relined.

Oil on plywood, 69 x 99 cm, framed, undated, signed lower right.

Czech painter, illustrator, graphic artists and well-known stage designer, he studied under professor Roubalík, Bukovac and Švabinský at the Academy of Arts in Prague.
See T 1/381, TD 76, V 2/495, Ch 3/315.

Oil on cardboard, 44 x 34 cm, unframed, dated 1926, signed at the back.

Czech figural painter and portraitist, he studied at the Academy of Arts in Prague under professor V. Hynais.
See T 1/155, TD 43, V 1/542, Ch 2/38.

Oil on canvas, 108 x 89 cm, framed, dated 1956, signed right lower.

Czech painter, he studied under V.H. Brunner at the Academy of Decorative Arts in Prague and under M. Švabinský at the Academy of Fine Arts in Prague, he was an expressive colourist.
See: T 1/44, V 1/129, Ben 1/512, NEČVU 1/53, Ch 1/111

Gouache on paper, 29 x 16 cm, 25,5 x 17 cm, 29 x 17 cm, mounted, glazed, undated, two drawings signed lower right.

Czech painter, graphic artist, illustrator and stage designer, he studied under B. Kafka and F. Kysela at the Academy of Decorative Arts, where he was later appointed professor.
See T 2/512, TD 180, 224, V 4/395, TB 32/334, B 10/26, NEČVU 2/809.

Gouache on paper, 18 x 14 cm, 34 x 21 cm, 22 x 12 cm, mounted, glazed, undated, one drawing signed lower right.

Czech painter, graphic artist, illustrator and stage designer, he studied under B. Kafka and F. Kysela at the Academy of Decorative Arts, where he was later appointed professor.
See T 2/512, TD 180, 224, V 4/395, TB 32/334, B 10/26, NEČVU 2/809.

Oil on canvas, 33 x 55 cm, framed, undated, remnants of the signature lower left, artist´s label at the back.

Czech painter, graphic artist and porcelain painter, he studied under F. Engelmüller in Prague.
See T 1/196, TD 50, Ch 2/182.

Oil on canvas, 60,5 x 90 cm, framed, dated 1932 at the back, signed lower right, exhibition label from Mánes at the back.

Czech painter and graphic artist, he studied under V. Hynais and H. Schwaiger at the Academy of Arts in Prague, he created a large number of genre paintings mainly related to human existence.

Oil on canvas, 66 x 66 cm, framed, undated, unsigned.

Czech painter and graphic artist, portraitist of the contemporary society, pupil of B. Roubalík and H. Schwaiger at the Academy of Fine Arts in Prague.

Oil on canvas, 85,5 x 80 cm, framed, undated, signed lower right.

Czech painter and graphic artist, he studied under V. Hynais and H. Schwaiger at the Academy of Arts in Prague, he created a large number of genre paintings mainly related to human existence.

Ivory with reddish-brown patina, height 22,8 cm, width 9 cm, undated [early 20th century], unmarked, hair decorated with stylized heads of Europeans (Portugese), appraised by prof. Dr. Josef Kandert CSc.

Ivory with reddish-brown patina, height 20 cm, width 12 cm, undated [early 20th century], unmarked, hair decorated with stylized heads of Europeans (Portugese), the bottom edge decorated with strings of coloured glass beads and shells, appraised by prof. Dr. Josef Kandert CSc.

Ivory with a brownish patina, height 20,5 cm, undated [early 20th century], unmarked, figure in a skirt and with a tall hat holding a stick in the right hand, left hand resting on the grip of a short sword, appraised by prof. Dr. Josef Kandert CSc.

Ivory with a brownish patina, height 22,5 cm, undated [early 20th century], unmarked, inspired by archaeological findings, the design on the skirt is identical with the decorative background of brass plates from Benin, appraised by prof. Dr. Josef Kandert CSc.

Pencil and watercolour on paper, oval 23,5 x 18,5 cm, framed, mounted, glazed, undated, unsigned.

Oil on canvas, 67 x 92 cm, framed, dated 133, signed lower right.

Litograph printed in colours, 440 x 690 mm, framed, mounted, glazed, undated, signed lower right, sheet nummer 123/200, authors label on the reverse and stamp ČFVU.

Czech genre painter,he studied under W. Nowak a V. Beneš.
See T 2/125, TD 129.

Oil on cardboard, 34 x 26 cm, framed, undated [1910 - 1915], signed lower right, provided with a laboratory report by Dorothea Pechová.

Czech painter, pupil of F. Engelmüller, in 1925 he was appointed professor at the Academy of Arts in Prague. He belongs to the leading Czech landscape painters together with A. Slavíček, A. Hudeček and J. Preisler. His conception of landscape painting also underwent a transformation from Symbolism to Symbolist expressiveness. After his stay in Ceylon and India, which had a great impact on his work, he returned to a profound Realistic treatment of landscape painting.
See T 2/191, TD 136, V 3/467, 6/297, TB 25/384, B 7/681, NEČVU 2/556.

Six copper plate engravings, 380 x 470 mm, mounted, glazed, dated 1745, signed in the plate lower right, after W. Hogarth.

French engraver, he was concerned mainly with portraits, he created many prints after Watteau.
See TB 2/514, B 1/455.

Oil on plywood, 46 x 56 cm, framed, dated 1939, signed lower left.

Czech painter and graphic artist, he studied under professor Kratochvíl and Špillar at the Academy of Decorative Arts in Prague, he travelled around Jugoslavia, Greece, Egypt and Palestina.
See T 2/215, TD 139.

Oil on canvas, 59 x 90 cm, framed, undated, signed lower left.

Dutch landscape painter, he studied under L. Meyer, he exhibited his work for the first time in 1838.
See TB 30/271, B 9/444.

Pencil, charcoal and chalks on paper, 58 x 43 cm, mounted, glazed, undated, signed lower right.

Czech portrait painter and illustrator, he studied under F. Ženíšek at the Academy of Decorative Arts in Prague, then under M. Pirner at the Academy of Arts in Prague and sculpture under J. V. Myslbek.
See T 1/153, TD 43, 222, V 1/530, 5/419, TB 8/534, B 3/423, Ch 2/35, NEČVU 1/122.

Oil on canvas, 100 x 79,5 cm, framed, dated 1935, signed lower right.

Czech landscape and figural painter, he studied at the Academy of Arts in Prague.
See T 1/149, TD 42, Ch 1/322.

Mixed media on cardboard, 61 x 46 cm, framed, glazed, undated [after 1923], signed with the monogram lower right.

Czech painter, graphic artist and illustrator, he began studying at the Academy of Decorative Arts in Prague and then continued in the studio of V. Bukovac and H. Schwaiger at the Prague Academy of Fine Arts. He did not finish his studies and went to Berlin with E. Filla and B. Feigl. He exhibited at both exhibitions of the Osma group of artists (1907 and 1908) with whom he shared an interest in expressive colours. In 1910 he became concerned with issues of Cubism, including Orphism. Around 1923 he turned to Neoclassicism and its aim at harmony, and he returned to biblical themes and themes from Classical mythology.
See T 2/315, TD 152, V 3/628, TB 27/416, B 8/500, NEČVU 2/651, A. Kutal: A. Procházka, Prague 1959.

Two oil paintings on canvas, 34 x 41 cm, 34 x 41cm, framed, undated, unsigned, expertise by Mgr. Vladimír Rišlink.

Czech painter, draughtsman and illustrator, brother of Joseph and Amálie Mánes, he was trained by his father Antonín and uncle Václav, then he studied under F. Tkadlík and Ch. Ruben at the Academy of Arts in Prague
See T 2/81, TD 124,223, TB 24/6, B 7/133, NEČVU 1/479.

Oil on cardboard, 45 x 79 cm, framed, glazed,dated 1955, signed lower right.

Oil on canvas, 53 x 63 cm, framed, undated, signed lower left, at the back side inscription.

Czech painter and graphic artist, he studied under M. Pirner at the Academy of Arts in Prague. He was initially influenced by the Art Nouveau and after his stay in Japan his work was stamped with Japanese influence. He is known as a remarkable engraver, his interest in towns and city life culminated in his numerous prints rendering motifs from Prague.

Oil on cardboard, 16 x 22,5 cm, mounted, glazed, dated 1953 at the back together with presentation inscription, signed lower left.

Czech painter of landscapes and portraits, he studied at the painting privately at the school of K. Reisner in Prague, then in Munich, Paris and in the United States, where he exhibited in New York, Chicago and St. Louis.
See T 2/679.

Oil on plywood, 29 x 38 cm, framed, dated 1946, signed upper left.

Czech painter, graphic artist and illusstrator, he stuidied at UPŠ in Brno. Lit. T 2/314

Oil on canvas, 88 x 119 cm, framed, undated, signed lower left.

Czech landscape painter and graphic artist, he studied at different European Academies and under the Czech painter Čihák. He went on study stays to European countries and North Africa.
See T 2/509, TD 180.

Watercolour on paper, 38,5 x 30,5 cm, framed, glazed, undated, unsigned, paper damaged at the bottom, numbered 19 on the reverse – i.e. study for the 19th Station of the Cross.

Czech painter and graphic artist, pupil of Bergler, he is known for his romantically conceived historical and religious subjects. His work reflects the influence of the Nazarenes, in 1836 he settled in Vienna but he kept returning to Bohemia where he created a number of works. He is known for his extensive graphic work.
See T 1/244, TB 12/558, B 4/552, N 5/203, NEČVU 1/190.

Oil on canvas, 199 x 141 cm, framed, undated, signed lower right.

German painter of historical subjects, he studied under professor Ch. Hutin and G. B. Casanovas at the Academy of Arts in Dresden. After his studies he went to Italy and when he returned he became the court master of the Electoral graphic cabinet. He produced many painting, drawings and busts with subjects drawn from Classical mythology.
See TB 20/408, B 6/233.

Oil on plywood, 97 x 67 cm, framed, undated, signed lower right.

Oil on canvas, 2 pieces, 62 x 47 cm, framed, undated, signed lower right.

Czech landscape painter and portraitist. He lived in Prague.See T 1/339.

Oil on a wooden panel, 27 x 22 cm, framed, undated, signed lower right. Provided with an expertise on the painting technique.

Tempera on paper, 30 x 36 cm, framed, glazed, signed lower left.

Two charcoal drawings mounted and framed together, undated, both signed. Waves below a sluice – sketchbook no. 516, Sluice and waterfall, sketchbook no. 517, collector’s stamp of Dr. Čeřovský.

Czech painter and graphic artist, he studied under M. Pirner at the Academy of Arts in Prague, where he was later appointed professor and head of the studio of graphics. His work stems from Symbolism and Impressionism, which had a strong impact on his treatment of landscapes and the female figure. He is known as a remarkable engraver with a great feeling for detail. His oeuvre is characterized above all by the hand-coloured ink drawing Communion of Souls from 1896 reflecting the Czech "fin de siecle" and the oil painting Poor Land from 1899 reflecting the atmosphere of Czech Art Nouveau and finally his designs for the stained-glass windows of the Saint Vitus Cathedral in Prague. He is known for his remarkable graphic portraits of Czech politicians, artists and scientists. He produced many drawings and prints of landscapes stamped with the influence of late Impressionism with characteristic luminist features.
See T 2/573, 2/781, TD 191, 224, V 4/393, 6/440, TB 32/330, B 10/23, NEČVU 2/848.

Oil on pasteboard, 35 x 48 cm, framed, dated 1953, signed lower right.

Czech painter, graphic artist and portraitist, he studied under B. Roubalík and H. Schwaiger at the Prague Academy of Arts, he travelled widely, mainly around Germany, Holland, Belgium and England. In London he studied 18th century portraits. He exhibited his work from 1918 in Prague, Moravia, Amsterdam, Copenhagen, Oslo, Munich, Dresden and London.
See T 2/178, V 3/462.

Oil on canvas mounted on cardboard, 36 x 42 cm, framed, undated, signed lower left.

Czech painter, graphic artist and poet, he studied under J. Mařák at the Academy of Arts in Prague. In 1900 he established a private school of painting in the former studio of L. Marold. He went on study stays to Paris and Munich. In 1892 he began publishing in the magazine Čas and produced numerous book illustrations. In 1915 he produced the stage design for Smetana´s opera The Bartered Bride. He is known for his landscape paintings, his work stems from Chittussi´s treatment of landscape painting, his later work was influenced by Symbolism.
See T 1/456, V 3/90, TB 19/490, B 6/151, NEČVU 1/334.

Oil on canvas, 43 x 55 cm, framed, dated 1926, signed lower left.

Painter, graphic artist. She studied under C. Amieta. See V 4/115, TB 9/ 116.

Oil on cardboard, 36 x 24 cm, framed, dated 1904, signed lower right.

Czech graphic arist and ex libris draftsman, he was appointed profesor of drawing in Brno. See T 1/524

Oil on cardboard, 21 x 30 cm, framed, undated, signed lower right.

Oil on cardboard, 70 x 90 cm, framed, dated 1943, signed lower right.

Czech painter and architect, he studied agriculture and garden architecture, he studied painting under F. F. Engelmüller and architecture under professor E. Brecht. He went on study stays to Germany, Holland, England, Belgium and France. His chief theme was the Czech landscape.
See T 2/727.

Oil on cardboard, 50 x 69 cm, framed, dated 1944, signed lower right, artist’s label at the back.

Czech painter, graphic artist and sculptor, studied law and then art under J. Obrovský at the Academy of Arts in Prague.
See T 2/280,776, TD 146.

Oil on plywood, 92,5 x 47 cm, framed, undated, signed lower right.

See V 5/267.

Oil on canvas, 100 x 71,5 cm, framed, undated [second half of the 18th century], unsigned, relined. From the Bradáč collection, restitution from the National Gallery in Prague no. O 10731, cultural landmark of CR.

Oil on pasteboard, 85 x 116 cm, framed, dated 1937, signed lower right.

Czech painter, graphic artist and illustrator, he studied under T. F. Šimon and F. Thiele at the Academy of Arts in Prague, he is known for his genre subjects and illustrations.
See T 2/295, TD 150.

Oil on canvas, 69 x 99 cm, framed, glazed, dated 1929, signed lower left.

Oil on canvas, 102 x 70 cm, framed, dated 1918, signed upper left.

Czech landscape and figural painter, pupil of professor Preisler, Thiele and Krattner, he is known for his portraits of notabilities.
See T 2/664, TD 209, 224, V 5/52.

Oil on canvas, 73,5 x 100 cm, framed, dated 1872, signed lower left.

Czech landscape painter, he studied at the Prague Academy and then taught drawing at the Strahov Monastery, later at the Imperial Court in Vienna. His chief theme was Prague, namely views of Saint Vitus Cathedral.
See T 2/22, TB 23/109, B 6/593, NEČVU 1/445.

This lot is an allegorical figure of elongated proportions and classical harmony, as known in the work of e.g. Lehmbruck.

Czech sculptor and painter, he studied at the School of Decorative Arts in Brno, under professor O. Španiel at the Academy of Fine Arts in Prague, every year he took part in Zlín Salon.
See T 1/457, TD 89.

Oil on canvas, 44 x 36 cm, framed, undated, signed up left.

Oil on canvas, 102 x 61 cm, framed, undated [50. léta 20. stol.], signed lower right, provided with an expertise on the painting technique. His still-life paintings from the 1940s underwent a change from Cubist composition to a renewed connection with reality and show distinctively sensuous features. The painting with its simplicity and forms reduced to surfaces as well as the defined colour surfaces refers to a certain extent to its starting point.

Czech landscape and still-life painter, he studied under J. Preisler, V. Nechleba, M. Švabinský and O. Nejedlý at the Academy of Arts in Prague. His early work reflects the influence of his father Antonín Slavíček and of H. Masaryk. His work from the 1920s was stamped with the influence of French Fauvist painters, namely A. Derain and H. Matisse, the work of Braque had a impact on his approach to composition and in the 30s he came under the influence of Picasso and late Cubism. He devoted himself to landscape and still-life painting, his paintings are impressive due to the emotionally dramatic colour composition and restless, nervous brushwork. In the 1940s he followed in the footsteps of his father and concentrated on large-scale paintings depicting panoramatic views of Prague.
See: T 2/461, TD 167, V 4/297, TB 31/130, B 9/644, NEČVU 2/757.