Eva Rovenská (far right) with her actor colleagues (Mejzlík, Žabounová, Přichystal...), 1971

With Vladimír Čada in Písně lidu pražského aneb Román služky, 1968

With schoolmates at JAMU

Eva Rovenská acting in Egmont

Eva Rovenská in her biggest role as Luisa in Intrigue and Love at Slovácké divadlo in Uherské Hradiště

Eva Rovenská on the cover of the Slovácké divadlo brochure from 1976

Eva Rovenská at JAMU, 1971

Eva Rovenská in Sicilian Comedy at a Plzeň theatre (along with acting colleagues Neblechová, Vaňková, Wimrová, and Šanovcová), 1983

With Hana Doulová (Krobotová) and Jaroslava Brandejsová in Egmont, 14 March 1968

Eva Rovenská and Vladimír Čada in Kaštanka at Divadlo Alfa, Plzeň, 1979

With Truda Šedová, who was married to writer Ota Pavel’s brother, at Slovácké divadlo in Intrigue and Love, 1974

Divadlo pod lampou’s New Year greeting card

High school graduation ball, December 1969

With son Jan, 1980

Little Jan, Eva Rovenská’s son

Grandfather with Helena Šolarová on the wedding day, 21 February 1920

Eva Rovenská with documentary filmmaker Jarmila Vandová, reminiscing at the cottage of her grandfather, war veteran Col. Jiří Flak, summer of 2022

Eva Rovenská with flowers from documentary filmmaker Jarmila Vandová as thanks for her time given to Memory of Nation

Book about Jaromír Vraštil written by Vladimír Prokop, 2012

Helena Šolarová, Vladimír Vraštil’s mother

Portrait of step-uncle Vladimír Vraštil from high school graduation photo board

A sign saying Monument protected by the state at the Hejnice monastery as a historical sight of the care of socialist Czechoslovakia

An information board about the repairing of the Hejnice monastery, which was secured by Father Miloš Raban after the Velvet Revolution

Doc. PhDr. Ing. Miloš Raban, ThD., on the painting of the academic painter Juraj Oravec, which is in the corridor of the Hejnice monastery

Hejnice Chronicle, which Jana Heinzlová was writing from 1985 to 1995