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František Vyšata in a contemporary photograph

František Vyšata in a contemporary photograph

František Vyšata in a contemporary photograph

František Vyšata

Grandfather Bedřich Keller

Zdenka Marie Nováková as a young architect

Zdenka Marie Nováková (left) gives a flower in her costume to President Edvard Beneš during his visit to Jičín in May 1945

Bust of Zdenka Marie Nováková by fellow AVU sculptor Jiří Bradáček

Grandmother Zdenka Cikánková (sitting on the right with a book) with her mother and three sisters. She is holding the book as a sign that she is the only one of her sisters going to college to support her mother and sisters after her father's death. But the sisters all got married, and grandma worked as a teacher after her studies

The witness (standing third from left) in the tenth grade in 1956, when the class rehearsed a Maypole performance

Family house in Benešov, designed by the grandfather of the witness Jan Houdek

Chemapol-Investa building in 1970 as seen from Kodaňská Street at the main entrance

Chemapol-Investa building in 1970 as seen from Kavkazka Street in Prague 10

Chemapol-Investa building in 2021 as seen from Kodaňská Street with a coloured facade

The painting In the Garden by Zdenka Marie Nováková inspired by the music of Claude Debussy

Zdenka Marie Nováková's painting the Clouds inspired by the music of Claude Debussy

The painting Spring by Zdenka Marie Nováková inspired by the music of Claude Debussy

The painting November Nocturne by Zdenka Marie Nováková inspired by the music of Claude Debussy

Relief by the prominent sculptor Miroslav Chlupac in the entrance hall of Chemapol in 1970

Chemapol Atrium with sculptures of Věra Janoušková

Zdenka Marie Nováková with František Cubr

Zdenka Marie Nováková as the first associate professor of the Academy of Fine Arts in 1980

Witness in the performance Children's Sketchbook by Jiří Kolafa at the Masaryk Theatre in Jičín in 1952

Witness in the performance Children's Sketchbook by Jiří Kolafa at the Masaryk Theatre in Jičín in 1952 (centre right)

The witness dancing to the lyrical composition Raising Spring by Norwegian composer Christian Sinding