Karel Špillar
Karel Špillar (1871–1939) was a painter, graphic artist and teacher.
Also recorded as Karel Spillar

Karel Špillar · Dorotheum · Public domain
Biography
Born at Plzeň in 1871, died in Prague in 1939.
The recorded working language is Czech.
Work by Karel Špillar is recorded in the collections of Moravian Gallery in Brno and National Gallery Prague.

Karel Špillar - Bretaňský rybář s chaluhou na zádech
Karel Špillar

Hlavní oltář kostela sv. Mikuláše (Staré Město) Praha 1, obraz Karla Špillara: Kristus Pantokrator (1917-1918), mramorová architektura kolem 1735, upravená 1918
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Plzeň
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