Jaroslav Hybner in 2021

Jaroslav Hybner in 2021

Iris Ruiz Hernández, 2021

Aleš Lamr with his future wife, Blanka, early 1970s

With his family in the Prague's Lesser Side, the 1980s

Several years after the 1989 revolution Aleš Lamr thrived as there was quite a demand for his paintings, prints and statues

As a mime artist at the Vít Nejedlý Military Arts Ensemble

Around 1968 Aleš Lamr would sometimes draw inspiration from Andy Warhol paintings

As a member of the Military Arts Ensemble, Aleš Lamr could pursue his own work as well

In soldier's clothes, 1964

Aleš Lamr's grandfather was quite an adventurer, spending several years in South America

His grandfather, Václav Lamr, started his family's pottery-making tradition

The 'Hurvínkova koloběžka' ('Hurvínek's Scooter') theatre troupe at a secret rock festival at Bílek's farm, where, among other, Jaroslav Hýbner had been performing, the autumn of 1985

Aleš Lamr in 1943

The 'Hurvínkova koloběžka' ('Hurvínek's Scooter') theatre troupe at a secret rock festival at Bílek's farm, where, among other, Jaroslav Hýbner had been performing, the autumn of 1985

The 'Hurvínkova koloběžka' ('Hurvínek's Scooter') theatre troupe at a secret rock festival at Bílek's farm, where, among other, Jaroslav Hýbner had been performing, the autumn of 1985

The 'Hurvínkova koloběžka' ('Hurvínek's Scooter') theatre troupe at a secret rock festival at Bílek's farm, where, among other, Jaroslav Hýbner had been performing, the autumn of 1985

Office of the President at the Prague Castle with a mural by Aleš Lamr

Aleš Lamr's father, Oldřich, the 1970s

Aleš Lamr in 2021

Jiřina Perglová in 2021

With her mother Jiřina Kosíková, 1946

Jiřina with her mother

Jiřina Kosíková, born 1941

From the left: Anna Kosíková (grandmother), Václav Kosík (uncle), František Kosík (father), Václav Kosík (grandfather), Bohouš Brodecký (uncle), Anna Brodecká (aunt).