Luděk Pešek
Luděk Pešek was a Swiss and Czechoslovak illustrator, painter and writer (1919–1999). He was born in Kladno and died in Stäfa.
Also recorded as Ludek Pesek
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1919
Luděk Pešek was born in 1919 at Kladno.
1999
Luděk Pešek died in 1999 at Stäfa.
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Kladno
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Stäfa
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- “Luděk Pešek”, English Wikipedia, consulted as further reading
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Luděk Pešek is recorded as illustrator, painter and writer.
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