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Karel Vik

Illustration — Vik's grave Karel Vik (4 November 1883 – 8 October 1964) was a Czech painter, wood engraver and illustrator.

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Karel Vik

Karel Vik (* 4 November 1883 Hořice - 8 October 1964 Turnov) was a Czech graphic designer, illustrator and painter. He is pictured here by an unknown author.

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Born
1883. · Hořice.
Died
1964. · Turnov.
Nationality
Czechoslovakia.
Occupation
painter, puppet designer, graphic artist, scenographer, illustrator, xylographer, postage stamp designer and exlibrist.
Honours
Merited Artist of Czechoslovakia and Order of Labour (Czechoslovakia).
Languages
Czech.

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