Statues - Hither & Thither

1. (2/4hr)
Vilém Nowak (Mníšek pod Brdy 1886 - Praha 1977), painter and graphic artist (Wikipedia).

Sculpted by Josef Špaček.

2. (2/12hr)
Božena Němcová (Wien 1820 - Praha 1862), writer, active during the height of the Czech National Revival (Wikipedia).
The relief depicting the grandmother from the novella Babička (1855) showing her grandchildren the thaler she received from Emperor Joseph II.

Sculpted by Václav Seidan, 1869 (portrait medallion) and Tomáš Seidan (relief).

3. (2/18hr)
Max Švabinský (Mníšek pod Brdy 1886 - Praha 1977), painter, draughtsman, graphic designer (Wikipedia).

Sculpted by Jan Štursa.

4. (3/24hr)
Adolf Heyduk (Rychmburk 1835 - Pisek 1923), poet and writer (Wikipedia).

Sculpted by Stanislav Sucharda.

5. (3/31hr)
Jiří Straka (Olomouc 1923 - Lisboa, Portugal 1950), violin virtuoso, child prodigy (Wikipedia).

Sculptor unknown.

6. (3/34hr)
Carl Borivoj Presl (Praha 1794 - Praha 1852), botanist (Wikipedia) and
Jan Svatopluk Presl (Praha 1791 - Praha 1849), natural scientist (Wikipedia).

Sculptor unknown.

7. (3/32hr)
Vilém Weiss (Milhostice 1835 - Praha 1891), surgeon and educator (Wikipedia).

Sculptor unknown.

8. (5/34)
Karel Domin (Kutná Hora 1882 - Praha 1953), botanist and politician (Wikipedia).

Sculptor Josef Šejnost, 1934.

9. (5/40)
Bedřich Smetana (Litomyšl 1824 - Praha 1884), composer (Wikipedia).

Sculptor Petr Císařovský, 2012.

10. (5/44)
František Ondříček (Praha 1857 - Milano, Italy 1922), violinist and composer (Wikipedia).

Sculptor Otakar Španiel.

11. (5/45)
Ferdinand Laub (Praha 1832 - Gries-Quirein, Italy 1875), violinist and composer (Wikipedia).

Sculptor Otakar Španiel.

12. (5/47)
Václav Bolemír Nebeský (Nový Dvůr near Jestřebice 1818 - Praha 1882), poet (Wikipedia).

Sculptor J. Strachovský, 1883.

13. (5/48)
Vítězslav Nezval (Biskoupky 1900 - Praha 1958), poet, writer and translator (Wikipedia).

Sculptor Otakar Švec.

14. (5/59)
Jan Evangelista Purkyně (Libochovice 1787 - Praha 1869), anatomist and physiologist (Wikipedia).

Sculptor unknown

15. (5/73)
Jiří Mařánek (Milevsko 1891 - Praha 1959), writer, author of poetic prose and historical novels, and screenwriter (Wikipedia).

Sculptor Václav Blažek.

16. (5/107)
Adolf Zábranský (Rybi 1909 - Praha 1981), illustrator and painter (Wikipedia).

Sculptor Milan Knobloch.

17. (6/1)
Jan Zahradníček (Mastník 1882 - Praha 1958) physician, surgeon, founder of modern Czechoslovak orthopedics (Wikipedia).

Sculptor Miloslav Beutler.

18. (6/1a)
Milada Horáková, née Králová (Královské Vinohrady 1901 - Praha 1950), lawyer, politician, democrat, national socialist and feminist (Wikipedia).

Sculptor Jaroslava Lukešová.

19. (6/15)
Antonín Přecechtěl (Srbce u Přerov 1885–Praha 1971), professor of otorhinolaryngology (Info).

Sculptor Jelena Mandičová.

20. (6/23)
Bohumil Stašek (Klabava 1886 - Praha 1948), Roman Catholic priest and politician (Wikipedia).

Sculptor unknown.

21. (6/32)
Ludvík Šalda (Nová Paka 1878 - Praha 1942) sculptor and medalist (Encyklopedie Praha 2).

Sculptor Bohumil Kafka.

22. (6/53)
Přemysl Kočí (Rychvald u Karviné 1917 - Praha 2003), opera singer and actor (Wikipedia ).

Sculptor Břetislav Benda.

23. (6/59)
Karel Ančerl (Tučapy 1908 - Toronto, Canada 1973), conductor and composer (Wikipedia).

Sculptor Jan Kodet.

24. (6/77)
František Paulišta (1880–1969), pioneer and officer in the Czechoslovak Air Force, and his wife Věra Pavlištová (1891-1944). The bust of František is missing.

Sculptor Vojtěch Sucharda

25. (6/86)
Tomás Robák (1898-1957), Marie Robáková (1903-1963), and their son Tomás Robák (1934-1944). The portrait medallions are mounted on the plinth of the large statue 'Utrpení' (the Passion), showing the body of Christ being taken down from the cross.

Sculptor Josef Wagner (statue).

26. (6/109)
Václav Kaplický (Sezimovo Ústí 1895 - Praha 1982), writer, journalist and poet (Wikipedia).

Sculptor Břetislav Benda.

27. (6/110)
Jaroslav Průcha (Skvrňany 1898 - Praha 1963), film actor (Wikipedia).

Sculptor unknown.

28. (6/111)
Václav Šebek (1901-1980), lecturer in gynaecology (Info), and Zdena Šebková (1901-1956).

Sculptor unknown.

29. (6/129)
Boleslav Vomáčka (Mladá Boleslav 1887 – Praha 1965), music critic and composer (Wikipedia).

Sculptor unknown.

30. (6/136)
Otakar Ostrčil (Smíchov 1879 - Praha 1935), composer and conductor (Wikipedia).

Sculptor Karel Lidický.

31. (6/147)
František August Brauner (Litomyšl 1810 - Roztoky u Prahy 1880), lawyer and politician (Wikipedia).

Sculptor J. Maudr, 1882.

32. (7/2)
Josef Bican (Wien 1913 - Praha 2001), footballer (Wikipedia).

Sculptor Stanislav Hanzík.

33. (7/15)
Václav Vydra (Plzeňn 1876 - Praha 1953), actor (Wikipedia).

Sculptor unknown.

34. (7/43)
Emil Hlobil (Mezimostí nad Nežárkou 1901 - Praha 1987), composer ( Wikipedia ).

Sculptor Hedvika Zaorálková.

35. (8/13)
Josef Sekera (Starkoč u Čáslavi 1897 - Benešov 1972), novellist (Info).

Sculptor unknown.

36. (8/64)
František Věnceslav Jeřábek (Sobotka 1836 &- Královské Vinohrady 1893), playwright, poet, teacher, journalist, and politician (Wikipedia).

Sculptor unknown.

37. (9/65)
Oldřich Černík (Ostrava 1921 - Praha 1994), politician (Wikipedia).

Sculptor Jitka Malovaná.

38. (9/83)
Ignát Hořica (Brno 1859 - Marseille 1902), officer, journalist, writer, and politician (Wikipedia).

Sculptor Bohumil Kafka.

39. (9/97)
Josef Slavík (Jince 1806- Budapest 1833), violinist (Wikipedia).

Sculptor unknown.

40. (10/37)
Juraj Filas (Košice 1955 - Praha 2021), Slovak composer and educator living in Prague (Wikipedia).

Sculptor unknown.

41. (10/111)
Alena Vrbová (Starý Plzenec 1919 - Praha 2004), physician and writer (Wikipedia).

Sculptor Jan Tříska, 1975.

42. (10/112)
Karel Pelz (1845-1908), professor of German language and literature at Graz University and the Czech Technical University in Prague (Info).

Sculptor unknown.

43. (10/114)
Zdeněk Folprecht (Turnov 1900 - Praha 1961), composer and conductor (Wikipedia).

Sculptor Bogdan Cerovac, (1957).

44. (11/29)
Karel Nedbal (Dvůr Králové nad Labem 1889 - Praha 1964), conductor and composer (Wikipedia).

Sculptor Jaromír Šolc.

45. (11/69)
František Stupka (Tedražice 1879 - Praha 1965), conductor, violinist, and teacher (Wikipedia).

Sculptor Karel Otáhal.

46. (11/72)
Ladislav Mrkos (1933-2020) and Marie Mrkosová-Vocílková (1934-2020).

Sculptor unknown.

47. (12/8)
Patrik Blažek (Rychnov nad Kněžnou 1851 - Praha 1905), journalist, soldier, writer, and publisher. (Wikipedia).

Sculptor [signed], 1910

48. (12/12)
František Zákrejs (Liboháj, Poland 1839 - Náchod 1907), civil servant, cultural journalist, playwright, literary and theater critic, and writer (Wikipedia).

Sculptor unknown.

49. (12/14)
Hanuš Jelínek (Příbram 1878 - Praha 1944), poet, essayist, and theater critic (Wikipedia).

Sculptor Karel Lidický.

50. (12/24)
Ladislav Vycpálek (1882–1969), composer and violist (Wikipedia).

Sculptor Karel Lidický.

51. (12/30)
Jan Kapras (Praha 1940 - Praha 2001), geneticist, doctor and university lecturer (Wikipedia).

Sculptor unknown.

52. (12/60)
Mikoláš Aleš (1852–1913), painter (Wikipedia).

Sculptor Bohumil Kafka.

53. (14ark/9)
František Ladislav svobodný pán [Freiherr von] Rieger (Semily 1818 - Praha 1903), politician (Wikipedia).

Sculptor Josef Václav Myslbek.

54. (14ark/20)
Antonín rytíř Randa (Bystřice nad Úhlavou 1834 –Dobřichovice 1914), professor of civil law (Wikipedia).

Sculptor Josef Václav Myslbek.

55. (14ark/23)
Josef Špringer (1857-1913), and Ottomar Špringer (1853-1900), wholesalers and property owners.

56. (14ark/32)
Josefina Brdlíková (Praha 1843 - Praha 1910), translator, singer and composer (Wikipedia).

Sculptor Čeněk Vosmík.

57. (14ark/35)
Antonín Dvořák (Nelahozeves 1841 - Praha 1904), composer (Wikipedia).

Sculptor Ladislav Jan Šaloun.

58. (14ark/39)
Louisa Beaufortová, roz. Šťastná (1865 - Praha 1928), wifte of Edvard Beaufort (Lobeč near Kralupy nad Vltavou 1860 - Praha 1941), Czech publisher, editor, and antiquarian (Wikipedia).

Sculptor Otakar Švec.

59. (14ark/45)
Karel Petr Kheil (Praha 1843 - Praha 1908), business teacher and writer (Wikisource).

Sculptor unknown.

60. (14ark/48)
Josef Herold (Vršovice 1850–Královské Vinohrady 1908), lawyer and politician, mayor of Vršovice (Wikipedia).

Sculptor Antonín Popp.

61. (14ark/49)
Jan Otto (Přibyslav 1841 - Praha 1916), publisher and bookseller (Wikipedia).

Sculptor Josef Václav Myslbek.

62. (14ark/51)
Rodina Kimlová a Hůrková (grave of the families Kimla and Hůrka), int.al. Anna Kimlová roz. Hůrková (1873 - 1908) English: Anna Hů.

Sculpture Smutek (Sorrow) by Bohumil Kafka.

63. (14ark/52)
Jan Dvořák (Pohoří 1849 - Praha 1916), physician and politician (Wikipedia).

Sculptor Josef Fiala.

64. (15-1/3hr)
Svatopluk Čech (Ostředek 1846 - Praha 1908), writer, journalist and poet (Wikipedia).

Sculptor Jakub Obrovský, 1929

65. (15-1/5hr)
Jiří Pacold (Chrudim 1834 - Praha 1907), professor of civil engineering (Wikipedia).

Sculptor unknown

66. (15-2/17bhr)
Josef Havránek (Planá (near Mariánských Lázní) 1873 - Praha 1930), engineer, industrial manager (Biography).

Sculptor Otakar Španiel.

67. (15-3/25hr)
Hynek Pelc (Sobotka 1844 - Praha 1915), physician, public health specialist, hospital director (Wikipedia).

Sculptor unknown.

68. (15-4/28hr)
Jan Topinka (Skryje 1837 - Karlín 1916), entrepreneur, economist, and politician; mayor of Karlín (Wikipedia).

Sculptor Ladislav Jan Šaloun.

69. (15-5/51hr)
Antonín Honl (Zbýšov (near Brno) 1862 - Praha 1913) mining engineer, geologist (Biography).

Sculptor unknown.

70. (15-7/57hr)
Alois Josef Svojsík (Praha 1875 - Praha 1917), Roman Catholic priest, translator of religious texts, and columnist (Wikipedia), and Antonín Benjamin Svojsík (Praha 1876 - Praha 1938), pedagogue and pioneer of scouting (Wikipedia)

Sculptor Jiří Ducháček. Medaillon of Alois signed: Vejdovský podle Ducháčka 2005 (Vejdovský based on a design by Ducháček, 2005).

71. (15-7/61hr)
Josef Fořt (Kly 1850 - on a train between Karlsruhe and Kehl in Germany 1929), economist, journalist, and politician (Wikipedia).

Sculptor Bohumil Kafka.

72. (15-8/69hr)
Jaroslav Preiss (Přeštice 1870 – Praha 1946), Czech banker, economist, and politician (Wikipedia).

Sculptor Karel Dvořák.

73. (15-8/64hr)
Adolf Liebscher (Praha 1857 - Potštejn 1919), architect, painter and illustrator (Wikipedia).

Sculptor Josef Augustin Paukert.