Prague IX: Růžena Zátková

Unfortunately, this sculpture no longer exists, so all that remains are these photographs.

Prague VIII: Růžena Zátková

Her psychic drawings.

Prague VII: Růžena Zátková

Ruzena with (from left to right) Stravinsky, Diaghilev, and Bakst. Switzerland 1915



Stravinsky's piece dedicated to Ruzena.

Prague V: Růžena Zátková

More shots of the exhibit. This is Růžena and her sister who was also an artist.



Sorry about the quality of some of the shots. The lighting was dark, but I didn't want to use a flash so I have an occasional blurry shot.












A trip to Majorca that she took with nothing but latin men (see below).









Vasily is my great grandfather.



Sorry this is so blurry. I believe they lived next to the Spanish Steps in Rome for a bit (shown here).



Her interpretations of Rodin's and Meštrović's art.

Prague IV: Růžena Zátková

We went to the opening of the exhibit of my great grandmother, Růžena Zátková, in the Imperial Stables of Prague Castle. The exhibit was fantastic and a big thank you goes to the curator, Alena Pomajzlová, for putting this exhibit together. Without her, our family would not have learned so much about Růžena. Here are some of the photos I took in the exhibit of Růžena's work, influences, and life story.