Martin Zlatohlávek (left) at the opening of the Trade Fair Palace (13 December 1995) - on the right, then Prime Minister Václav Klaus, second from right, President Václav Havel

Appointment of Eliška Wagnerová as judge and vice-president of the Constitutional Court. From left in the front row: Petr Pithart, Arnošt Wagner, Eliška Wagnerová, Václav Havel, 2002

New Year's Eve celebration associated with the unofficial celebration of Václav Havel's election as president, Jan Hrabina and Aleš Březina with their wives, Kulturní dům na Smíchově, Prague, 1989

Baptism of Marta Kubišová's daughter. Marta Kubišová on the right; centre, her daughter Kateřina Moravcová in a blue dress; on the left, the godfather, Václav Havel (wearing a jacket). Štoky, 1983

The other Czech ambassadors (fourth row, left) with Foreign Minister Zieleniec (standing next to President Havel) were received by President Václav Havel at Prague Castle in July 1995

Her father Zdeněk Kessler as Chairman of the Constitutional Court. Dagmar Lastovecká in her office at the Brno City Hall. Dagmar Lastovecká with Queen Elizabeth II. Dagmar Lastovecká with Václav Havel

The King George of Poděbrady Central Bohemian College (Středočeská kolej krále Jiřího z Poděbrad), around 1947. Teachers with students. Václav Havel fourth from the left, standing in the first row

Každý na svém vlastním písečku event (Everyone on their own sand), participants: Václav Havel, Hana Marvanová, Jiří Gruntorád, Petr Placák and Stanislav Penc, Prague, autumn 1989

Ludvík Procházka with American neurosurgeon and thinker Karl Pribram in 1999. He wrote about him for the magazine Xantypa on the occasion of his award by the Dagmar and Václav Havel Foundation VIZE 97

Každý na svém vlastním písečku event (Everyone on their own sand), on the left Václav Havel, other participants: Hana Marvanová, Jiří Gruntorád, Petr Placák and Stanislav Penc, Prague, Autumn 1989

Leaving the presidential office - from the left Václav Havel, Alexandr Vondra, Eda Kriseová, Tomki Němec, Miroslav Masák, Věra Čáslavská, ??, Pavel Tigrid, Luboš Dobrovský; Praha, 17. 7. 1992

Particularly well-taken picture of Václav Havel in a crowd of visitors of the Folk Lipnice festival signing autographs while bemused Viktor Púčala, a member of the district State Security, is looking over his shoulder, September 1988

28 May 1983 - afternoon when Václav Benda was released from prison, from left to right: Václav Benda, Marek Benda, from top to bottom: Radim Palouš, Václav Havel, Pavel Bratinka, Jiří Němec

Inscenace hry Václava Havla „Vernisáž“ Divadla VáHa v sále na Šelepce - představení v rámci kampaně „Havel na Hrad!“, která probíhala na střídačku každý den v Divadle na provázku v Domě umění a v HaDivadle na Šelepce, Brno, prosinec 1989

Baptism of Kateřina Moravcová, Marta Kubišová's daughter, in the church of Apostle Jacob the Elderin Štoky. Marta Kubišová (left) holding her daughter's hand; the godfather, Václav Havel (left; wearing a jacket); Father Josef Jakubec (right) Štoky, 1983

Civic Forum Coordination Centre meeting at the Young Gallery (currently known as U Řečických Gallery), from the left Miroslav Masák, Stanislav Milota, Václav Havel, Petr Pospíchal, Ladislav Hanzl, ??, Jiří Bartoška; Praha, 21. 11. 1989

Divadlo Na zábradlí [Theatre on the Balustrade] during the 2009 visit of His Holiness the Dalai Lama Tenzin Gyatso. From the left: Oldřich Černý (1946-2013), Václav Havel (1936-2011), Tenzin Gyatso (born 1935) a Alexandr Neuman (born 1958).

Alexandr Neuman with Olga Havlová and his long-time partner, Lucie Svobodová, during holidays on Menorca in 1991.

Visit of President Václav Havel on 29 September 1999 in Uherské Hradiště on the occasion of the international scientific congress Velká Morava mezi východem a západem (Great Moravia between the East and West). The president had a reception on Masaryk Square, followed by a walk through the city to the Gallery of Fine Art of the Museum of Moravian Slovakia.

Jarosław Broda s prezidentem Václavem Havlem při jeho návštěvě Varšavy 25. ledna 1990 – s Markétou Fialkovou, dcerou Dany Němcové, která se stala v květnu 1990 velvyslankyní Československa v Polsku, a Zbygniewem Janasem, poslancem a někdejším aktivistou Solidarity z Varšavy. Fotografie podléhá licenci Nezávislé fotografické agentury NAF Dementi