The wedding of the Sršeňs, September 16, 1972, Nusle townhall.

Religious service of the Sršeňs at the Hussite church in Krč, September 30, 1972.

Pavel, Lubomír, Milena, Marjánka and Jakub Sršeňs August 31, 1985.

The Sršeň family, 1996.

Milena Sršňová, the founder and editor-in-chief of the magazine Stavba (Construction), 1998.

The Sršeňs, 2017.

Lubomír Sršeň celebrating his seventieth birthday with his colleagues from the old Czech history department of the National Museum, December 4, 2019.

At the National Museum, Lubomír has specialised in the research of portraits, photo 2017.

Between 1963-1965, Luboš was a member of the so-called Aristocracy group. Aristocracy archives.

Between 1963-1965, Luboš was a member of the so-called Aristocracy group. Aristocracy archives.

Between 1963-1965, Luboš was a member of the so-called Aristocracy group. Aristocracy archives.

Lubomír Sršeň in 1967.

Lubomír Sršeň in 2021.

Lubomír Sršeň in 2021.

During the creation of the Book on Liberec (Kniha o Liberci)

Roman Karpas on his first school photo

As a child near a Christmas tree

Otec Rudolf Karpaš with his son Roman Karpaš

Photos from dancing classes

Miloslav Nekvasil in 2010 at meeting with the opera

During his work, circa 1990

Roman Karpaš, 1989

Mrs. Vaňkátová

His mother Bohumila Karpašová, née Kosinová, with her son Roman Karpaš

Roman Karpaš at the presentation of the Book on Liberec (Kniha o Liberci)