• Miloslav Nekvasil as assistant director with colleagues - Karel Průša (Mumlal, gamekeeper), Jan Hlavsa (Ladislav Podhajský), Milada Šafránková (Karolina), musical director Josef Kuchinka, Bronislava Taufrová (Anežka) and the director Ilja Hylas - National Moravian-Silesian Theatre, rehearsal of Two Widows (Dvě Vdovy), 1958
    Miloslav Nekvasil as assistant director with colleagues - Karel Průša (Mumlal, gamekeeper), Jan Hlavsa (Ladislav Podhajský), Milada Šafránková (Karolina), musical director Josef Kuchinka, Bronislava Taufrová (Anežka) and the director Ilja Hylas - National Moravian-Silesian Theatre, rehearsal of Two Widows (Dvě Vdovy), 1958
  • Miloslav Nekvasil (Jezuita Černikovskij) – National Moravian-Silesian Theatre, Boris Godunov, 1959
    Miloslav Nekvasil (Jezuita Černikovskij) – National Moravian-Silesian Theatre, Boris Godunov, 1959
  • Miloslav Nekvasil (Morales) – National Moravian-Silesian Theatre, Carmen, 1955
    Miloslav Nekvasil (Morales) – National Moravian-Silesian Theatre, Carmen, 1955
  • Lubomír's grandmother Božena Sršňová after divorce, with her sons Lubomír, Josef and Jaroslav.
    Lubomír's grandmother Božena Sršňová after divorce, with her sons Lubomír, Josef and Jaroslav.
  • Lubomír's grandmother Božena Sršňová with her second husband Bohumil Dostál. Photo 1949.
    Lubomír's grandmother Božena Sršňová with her second husband Bohumil Dostál. Photo 1949.
  • The homestead in Městská Habrová 731 with the grandparents, November 1974.
    The homestead in Městská Habrová 731 with the grandparents, November 1974.
  • The funeral of Lubomír's little borther who died on May 14, 1953, of ileus. He was less than a week old.
    The funeral of Lubomír's little borther who died on May 14, 1953, of ileus. He was less than a week old.
  • Ten-year-old Lubomír is helping with the construction of the house in Městská Habrová, May 1960.
    Ten-year-old Lubomír is helping with the construction of the house in Městská Habrová, May 1960.
  • Lubomír's parents' house in Městská Habrová, where he lived bwteen 1961-1968. Photo 2018.
    Lubomír's parents' house in Městská Habrová, where he lived bwteen 1961-1968. Photo 2018.
  • Lubomír in 1961.
    Lubomír in 1961.
  • Lubomír's group of friends, the so-called Aristocracy (Lord Franta Pokorný, Count Jarda Šimek, Baron Miloš Říha, Duke Lubomír Sršeň, Knight Karel Kovařík, Rychnov n. K., June 1964.
    Lubomír's group of friends, the so-called Aristocracy (Lord Franta Pokorný, Count Jarda Šimek, Baron Miloš Říha, Duke Lubomír Sršeň, Knight Karel Kovařík, Rychnov n. K., June 1964.
  • The so-called Aristocracy's reunion 54 years later, Rychnov, 2018.
    The so-called Aristocracy's reunion 54 years later, Rychnov, 2018.
  • Lubomír at the Rychnov n. Kněžnou grammar school, 1967.
    Lubomír at the Rychnov n. Kněžnou grammar school, 1967.
  • A jovial Christmas party at the Rychnov grammar school in December 1967.
    A jovial Christmas party at the Rychnov grammar school in December 1967.
  • The front of the National Museum after gunfire by Soviet soldiers, August 21, 1968.
    The front of the National Museum after gunfire by Soviet soldiers, August 21, 1968.
    Lubomír Sršeň (* 1949)
    photo: Václav Egner, restaurátor z Národního muzea
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  • A Soviet bomb shell which after the ammunition explosion by the Czech Radio building hit the National Museum's roof.
    A Soviet bomb shell which after the ammunition explosion by the Czech Radio building hit the National Museum's roof.
    Lubomír Sršeň (* 1949)
    photo: Václav Egner, restaurátor z Národního muzea
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  • Sandstone decoration on the National Museum facade damaged by a Soviet shell, photographed by the restorer Karel Hanuš before the rennovation between 1971-1972.
    Sandstone decoration on the National Museum facade damaged by a Soviet shell, photographed by the restorer Karel Hanuš before the rennovation between 1971-1972.
    Lubomír Sršeň (* 1949)
    photo: Karel Hanuš, Národní muzeum
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  • Sandstone decoration on the National Museum facade damaged by a Soviet shell in 1968, photographed by Karel Hanuš before the rennovation between 1971-1972.
    Sandstone decoration on the National Museum facade damaged by a Soviet shell in 1968, photographed by Karel Hanuš before the rennovation between 1971-1972.
    Lubomír Sršeň (* 1949)
    photo: Karel Hanuš, Národní muzeum
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  • The tableau in the National Museum's repository, which was on August 21, 1968, pierced by a Soviet machine-gun bullet directly through the word "libération" (liberation).
    The tableau in the National Museum's repository, which was on August 21, 1968, pierced by a Soviet machine-gun bullet directly through the word "libération" (liberation).
  • Detail of the tableau. Russian bullet hit and destroyed the word "libération" (liberation) in the paragraph about Czech National Revival.
    Detail of the tableau. Russian bullet hit and destroyed the word "libération" (liberation) in the paragraph about Czech National Revival.
  • Lubomír and his parents after the first graduation, a day after his 24th birthday, the Karolinum, December 13, 1973.
    Lubomír and his parents after the first graduation, a day after his 24th birthday, the Karolinum, December 13, 1973.
  • Lubomír at the second, doctoral graduation, one day before his 25th birthday, the Karolinum, December 11, 1974.
    Lubomír at the second, doctoral graduation, one day before his 25th birthday, the Karolinum, December 11, 1974.
  • Lubomír on leave from his five-month-long regular army service, with his two sons, November 12, 1975.
    Lubomír on leave from his five-month-long regular army service, with his two sons, November 12, 1975.
  • Lubomír with the director of the history-and-archeology department Dagmar Stará and the former National Museum director Vladimír Denkstein, 1987.
    Lubomír with the director of the history-and-archeology department Dagmar Stará and the former National Museum director Vladimír Denkstein, 1987.
  • The Lapidarium in 1973. It had been in serious disrepair since 1967.
    The Lapidarium in 1973. It had been in serious disrepair since 1967.