With a classmate from SUPŠ, Železný Brod, 1965

Oldrich Plíva, 1964

In place of residence, Mšeno nad Nisou, 1970

Studies at VŠUP, posing in the studio, 1969

From travelling, Trevi Fountain, Rome, 1969

With Douglas Heller, Prague, 1990

With daughters Alžběta and Viktorie

Convex cube

Oldrich Plíva, 1966

San Francisco, 1979

Political agitation during the one-hour general strike, 27 November 1989, Český Krumlov

Footage from the general strike, 27 November 1989, Český Krumlov

Footage from the general strike, 27 November 1989, Český Krumlov

Footage from the general strike, 27.11. 1989, Český Krumlov

Exhibition of the witness in 1988 in the New Hall of the Prague Gallery. Josef Kemr, an actor of the National Theatre, spontaneously recited the poem The Forest by Oldřich Mikulášek

At an impromptu opening in a garden in Kroměříž in 2003. Among the guests was Zuzana Švabinská, daughter of the famous painter

Ludvík Kundera, who, despite the original ban, presented an exhibition by Josef Ruszelák on the theme of trees in the theatre in Zlín in 1986

Josef Ruszelák with his wife Jarmila, daughter Ivanka and son Michal on a trip in 1970

At the opening of Josef Ruszelák's paintings in the foyer of the Zlín theatre in 1986

Wife Jarmila with her parents, children Ivanka and Michal and brother Antonín

Gallery of Fine Arts in Hodonín with paintings by Josef Ruszelák, 2013

Josef Ruszelák with his wife Jarmila and Miroslav Zikmund in June 2012

Uncle Bartoloměj Pláňava (1906-1943), my mother's brother, who was picked up by the Gestapo in 1942 for collaboration with the partisans and possession of weapons. Executed in Breslau in September 1942.

President T. G. Masaryk (the only one in a dark suit) among the firefighters of Nětčice. Father Jan Ruszelák in the second row on the left hand of the President, 29 August 1929

Student Majáles in Uherské Hradiště in 1956. Painter Edgar Baran with a ball on his foot representing socialist realism. Directly from the parade he was taken away for interrogation