Czech Artist

Bronze sculpture, by Czech artist Ondřej Oliva. 20 cm × 100 cm × 20 cm.

Fruit bowl made from drum cymbals and very rare electron tube. Martin Pribyla is a Czech artist, designer, musician, biologist and pilot.

The Živa bowl carries an illustration by Czech artist Michal Bačák depicting Živa, the Slavic goddess of life and fertility, rendered in a richly decorative style drawn from Moravian...

FINDS is a wall sculpture by Czech artist Pavlína Kvita made with pigmented glass fiber reinforced concrete.

Flame Metamorphosis II is a sculpture by Czech artist Pavlína Kvita. Edition of 2. Dimensions: 62.2 × 13.8 × 17.3 in / 158 × 35 × 44 cm.

This abstract optic glass sculpture created by Czech artist Tomas Brzon is noteworthy for both its geometric shape and purity.

This abstract optic glass sculpture created by Czech artist Tomas Brzon is noteworthy for both its geometric shape and purity.

This abstract optic glass sculpture created by Czech artist Tomas Brzon is noteworthy for both its geometric shape and purity.

This abstract optic glass sculpture created by Czech artist Tomas Brzon is noteworthy for both its geometric shape and purity.

This abstract optic glass sculpture created by Czech artist Tomas Brzon is noteworthy for both its geometric shape and purity.

This abstract optic glass sculpture created by Czech artist Tomas Brzon is noteworthy for both its geometric shape and purity.

This abstract optic glass sculpture created by Czech artist Tomas Brzon is noteworthy for both its geometric shape and purity.

This limited-edition digital artwork by Czech artist Ivana Vostrakova, titled “Spring Swimming”, juxtaposes innocence and urban solitude in a single striking image.

Transform II is a sculpture by Czech artist Pavlína Kvita. This sculpture features an abstract figure in artificial stone on a steel plinth.

Communion I is a sculpture by Czech artist Pavlína Kvita. This sculpture features an artificial stone figure mounted on a steel plinth (it does not include the red earth circle).

#4560 Rony Plesl is a leading Czech artist, sculptor, designer, and professor.

Skelet II Skelet II is a sculpture by Czech artist Pavlína Kvita. This sculpture is presented on a steel plinth.

The style is reminiscent of Alphonse Mucha a Czech artist of the period. The poster has an aged patina with craquelure on the lacquered finish.

The mysterious figures with forms that are both archaic and futuristic emerge in the sculptures of Czech artist Pavlína Kvita as a result of her exploration of her inner world.

Lubos Metelak for Moser, Czech art glass artist. Unique glass sculpture designed in clear and frosted glass, with a purple front.

The design of the female head is reminiscent of drawings and posters by the Czech artist Alphonse Mucha, who worked closely with Georges Fouquet designing jewellery whilst he was liv...

He was one of the founding fathers of the European Studio Glass movement, an internationally acclaimed phenomenon co-pioneered by Czech artists who worked with the material to reali...

In this listing you will find a beautiful painting by a Yugoslav-Czech artist Branislava Modelska-Jovanovic depicting flowers.

The mysterious figures with forms that are both archaic and futuristic emerge in the sculptures of Czech artist Pavlína Kvita as a result of her exploration of her inner world.

Roland Garros is well known for its stunning posters for each event, hiring notable artists to compose the artworks. This edition was created by Czech artist Jiri Kolar, best known f...

Czech artist Tomáš Brzon has worked in glass for over 20 years, and exhibited across Europe and the United States.

Over his career, Matulka influenced generations of artists through both his teaching and his innovative work, bridging traditional subjects with modernist aesthetics.

Very intricate silhouette cut out of black paper over white paper background by the Czech artist, Frederich Kaskeline. Signed lower right.

The mysterious figures with forms that are both archaic and futuristic emerge in the sculptures of Czech artist Pavlína Kvita as a result of her exploration of her inner world.

The mysterious figures with forms that are both archaic and futuristic emerge in the sculptures of Czech artist Pavlína Kvita as a result of her exploration of her inner world.

Gloria in Excelsis Deo – A Masterpiece by Vojtěch Kubašta Delight in the timeless artistry of Gloria in Excelsis Deo, a rare pop-up book created by the renowned Czech artist and pap...

Reconciliation Abstract Ring Sculpture, Bohemian Crystal, Hand Carved 2025, 31cm Bohemian Crystal This striking sculptural work by renowned Czech artist Jaroslav Prošek exemplifies ...

The mysterious figures with forms that are both archaic and futuristic emerge in the sculptures of Czech artist Pavlína Kvita as a result of her exploration of her inner world.

The mysterious figures with forms that are both archaic and futuristic emerge in the sculptures of Czech artist Pavlína Kvita as a result of her exploration of her inner world.

The mysterious figures with forms that are both archaic and futuristic emerge in the sculptures of Czech artist Pavlína Kvita as a result of her exploration of her inner world.

The mysterious figures with forms that are both archaic and futuristic emerge in the sculptures of Czech artist Pavlína Kvita as a result of her exploration of her inner world.

The mysterious figures with forms that are both archaic and futuristic emerge in the sculptures of Czech artist Pavlína Kvita as a result of her exploration of her inner world.

BENTHORELIC, The Second Pier is a bronze sculpture by Czech artist Ondřej Oliva. Unique work. Dimensions: 92 × 44 × 28 cm / 36.2 × 17.3 × 11 in.

BENTHORELIC, The First Pier is a bronze sculpture and laminated wood base by Czech artist Ondřej Oliva. Unique work. Dimensions: 42 × 117 × 23 cm / 16.5 × 46.1 × 9.1 in.

A charming and evocative gouache on paper by Czech artist Jaroslav Pesek (1923–2008), titled 'Les Voiliers au Port' (Sailboats in the Harbor), painted and dated 1960.

It is in the Art Nouveau style by Alphonse Mucha and includes gold lustre inks to create a stylish and distinct design. Czech artist Alphons Mucha (1860-1939) liked drawing when he ...

Miroslav Tichý (1926–2011) was a reclusive Czech artist who, from the 1960s to 1985, photographed women in his hometown of Kyjov using handmade cameras crafted from scrap materials.

Yet in this version, a vivid forest-green background lends a more austere and grounded mood—perhaps a subtle nod to the seriousness of the times. Mucha, a Czech artist active in Par...

Jaroslav Sossountzov Serpan, born on June 4, 1922 in Karlštejn near Prague and died on May 12, 1976 in the Pyrenees of Ariège, is a French-Czech artist. Arrived in France in 1926, J...

Printree is a sculptural installation by Czech artist Ondřej Oliva. The indicated dimensions refer to those of the installation.

Many Jews had to flee away from the war zone in Galicia and reached Vienna, the capital city of the Austrian Empire. It is known that the Czech artist Hélène Zelezny-Scholtz arrived ...

František Koudelka Amber Glass Vase, “Flora” Texture, Expo 58, 1960s Czech Mid-Century Sculptural Glass Vase from Prachen Glassworks A bold, sculptural amber glass vase designed by...

The armchairs are dressed in a magnificent, high-end jacquard fabric manufactured by the prestigious Czech textile mill Kolovrat. This fabric features an iconic Art Nouveau floral pa...

INSTANT TREE OLIVES (2024) is a sculpture by Czech artist Ondřej Oliva. In this sculpture, the artist works on an important subject in his production, to which he attributes an impor...

BENTHORELIC I–VI is an installation of six nickeled aluminum and elox aluminum sculptures by Czech artist Ondřej Oliva. Inspired by forms found on the ocean floor, the installation e...

Crafted by the renowned Czech artist Alphonse Mucha, this piece is an exquisite example of Art Nouveau illustration.

Jan Kaláb – Protein P Signed and Numbered Giclée Print Edition 157 of 165 Sold Out – Mint Condition Offered here is Protein P, a vibrant and dynamic giclée print by Czech artist J...

The Spirit Vase by Czech ceramic artist Roman Šedina combines a sculptural silhouette with a distinctive metallized glaze developed from the designer’s own recipe.

Cylindrical shaped vase with color combination of blue and transparent glass. It was designed by Czech glass artist Jaroslav Svoboda at the Skrdlovice Glassworks in Czechoslovakia.

An extraordinary modernist art glass vase designed by the acclaimed Czech glass artist Jaroslav Svoboda, produced in Czechoslovakia circa 1980.

Though it premiered to mixed reviews, the film is now considered a cult classic, influencing Jean Paul Gaultier's costume designs for 'The Fifth Element' and inspiring the name of po...

Although apparently unsigned, a portrait of Julius Vincenz von Krombholz is recorded in a list of works by noted 19th century Czech portrait artist Franz Horziczka. ...

These enigmatic and protective beings bridge the living and the inanimate, embodying and safeguarding our personal mythologies. The Czech artist’s sculptures emerge from an introspe...

Svoboda” to the underside, identifying it with noted Czech glass artist Jaroslav Svoboda (b. 1938). Svoboda studied glassmaking at the Applied Arts School of Glassmaking in Železný ...

He became one of the few Czech artists who have stood out on the world art scene and his importance in France can be ranked alongside names such as Alphonse Mucha, František Kupka, J...