A photograph from 1990 or 1991 of Ladislav Šaloun’s statue of Rabbi Loew, also known as the Maharal, and according to legend the creator of the Golem.
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A photo by Anne-Karen de Tournemire of David Černý’s sculpture Quo Vadis, which in 1990 was often referred to by a Czech phrase that roughly translates as “What’s Your Hurry?”
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A photograph from 1990-1991 of Karel Pokorný’s sculpture Sbratření.
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A photograph from 1990 or 1991 of an unidentified saint on a pedestal.
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A photograph from 1990 or 1991 of reliefs by Richard Luksch on the façade of a building on Kaprova Street in Prague.
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