Selection of Works
- Anxiety (1911–1912)
- Hamlet II (1912)
- Don Quixote (1911–12)
- Viki (1912–13)
- Cellist (1912–13)
- Head with a hat (1913–14)
- Group: Lovers (1913–14)
- Head (1916)
- Sitting Woman (1916)
- Woman’s Head (1919)
- Mask with a Necklace (1919–20)
- Own Portrait (1919)
- Legions’ Return – relief on Josef Gočár's Legiobank Building, Prague (1922–23)
- Portrait of Artist’s Wife (1923)
- Sitting Woman II (1927)
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