With Egon Bondy, 1977

With Marta Kubišová, 1977

House concert, 1978

Emigrating, 18 October 1978

With his second wife Daniela just before emigrating, 18 October 1978

With his parents before departing the country, 18 October 1978

Jaroslav Hutka performs in Sweden, 1979

With his son Vavřinec in Rotterdam, 1980

From the left: Jaroslav Hutka, Karel Kryl, Vavřinec Hutka, and Pavel Landovský, 1982

From the left: Jiří Pallas, Pavel Tigrid, Jaroslav Hutka, Karel Trinkiewicz, and Alexandr Tomský, Bavaria 1985

A performance in Budapest, 1988

A performance in Sokol, Sydney, April 1988

In the Pyrenees, 1988

A performance in Wroclaw in 1989; from the left: Pavel Dobeš, Pepa Nos, Jaroslav Hutka, Petr Dopita, Karel Kryl, Petr Rímský, Jarek Nohavica, Vladimír Veit, and Pepa Streichl

Hutka and Třešňák will arrive in Ruzyně Airport on Saturday 25 November at 10:20 a.m., November 1989

In the duty-free zone of Ruzyně Airport, 25 November 1989

From the airport to Letná, 25 November 1989

With Václav Havel, 25 November 1989

In Letná, 25 November 1989

In Lucerna, 1989

In Moscow, 1990

Protest against a nuclear storage site, Rouchovany, 16 April 1992

As a candidate to Parliament for Balbín’s Poetic Party, 2002

From the TV series Příběhy železné opony (Stories from the Iron Curtain), 2006

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