Emil Králíček

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Emil Králíček (born October 11, 1877 in Německý Brod , † 1930 in Prague ) was a Czech architect of Art Nouveau and Cubism

Life

After graduating from school, Králíček worked for the architect Antonín Balšánek . In 1900 he went to Darmstadt , where he worked in Joseph Maria Olbrich's studio . In 1903 he returned to Prague.

Králíček's buildings were determined by classicism , cubism , art nouveau and geometric modernism. The peak of his work was the period between 1904 and 1914. Králíček was unable to build on this phase after the end of the First World War. In 1930 he passed away voluntarily.

Emil Králíček buildings

  • Adam Pharmacy, Prague,
    1911–1913, details

  • Adam Pharmacy, Prague,
    1911–1913, facade

  • Cubist lantern, Prague, 1911–1913

  • Villa Benies, Litol, 1912-1913

  • Šupich houses, Prague, 1911–1919

  • Šupich Houses, Prague, 1911–1919,
    facade detail

  • Šupich Houses, Prague, 1911–1919,
    facade detail

  • Šupich houses, Prague, 1911–1919,
    roofing of the passage

  • Diamant House, Prague, 1912–1913

  • Diamant House,
    Prague, 1912–1913, entry

  • Diamant House, Prague, 1912–1913,
    facade detail

  • Cubist framing of the statue of Nepomuk,
    Prague, 1912–1913

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personal data
SURNAME Králíček, Emil
BRIEF DESCRIPTION Czech architect
DATE OF BIRTH October 11, 1877
PLACE OF BIRTH Deutschbrod
DATE OF DEATH 1930
Place of death Prague