Tamara Divišková
Tamara Divíšková (born 9 July 1934, in Brno) is a Czech ceramist and costume designer. During her career, she has collaborated with the National Theatre in Brno, among other institutions. She is the sister of the actress Nina Divíšková.
Also recorded as Tamara Diviskova
Tamara Divišková
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- 1934 · Brno.
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- Czechoslovakia
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- ceramicist · costume designer
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Tamara Divišková was born on 9 July 1934.
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- 1.Fasurová, Hana. Trápí vás nějaký druh alergie? Koliště rozveselují postavy z Kouzelné flétny. Deník. 21 March 2009.
- 2.Dům umění města Brna. Tamara Divišková.
- 3.National Theatre in Brno. Tamara Divíšková.
- 4.Hulec, Vladimír. Nina Divíšková: Živote, děkuju za všechno. I za bolest. Divadelní noviny. 23 March 2010.
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The authorities additionally record the heading Tamara Diviskova. She was the child of Karel Divíšek and Elmarita Divíšková. She married Jiří Strach. Other recorded relations include Jan Kačer.
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