Knihy Davida Černého
Hidden secrets of Prague - a book about forgotten and mysterious places of the beloved city of Prague by David Černý from I Love Prague.
Forgotten secrets of Prague - a book about forgotten and mysterious places of the beloved city of Prague by David Černý from Miluju Prahu (I love Prague). Pre-sale is released on 24.10.
Hidden secrets of Prague - a book about forgotten and mysterious places of the beloved city of Prague by David Černý from I Love Prague.
Forgotten secrets of Prague - a book about forgotten and mysterious places of the beloved city of Prague by David Černý from Miluju Prahu (I love Prague). Pre-sale is released on 24.10.
New secrets of Prague - a book about forgotten and mysterious places of the beloved city of Prague by David Černý from Miluju Prahu - (The book is in Czech language)
25 secrets of Prague - a book about forgotten and mysterious places of the beloved city of Prague by David Černý from Miluju Prahu. (The book is in Czech language)
A fascinating interview with Petr Váňa - the sculptor who restored the Marian Column to the Old Town Square. Why did the masons bring the stone for the pillar all the way from far away India? And what did Petr Váňa experience when cutting the face of the Virgin Mary? God left Peter Vana in this wonderful story for a long time. But he didn't leave him alone. Read a story that has meaning, beauty, gradation. (The book is in Czech language)
Book of the most beautiful photographs of Prague by photographer Kamil Procházka accompanied by texts by David Černý. The book is in Czech and English. There are 8 photographic chapters in the book: Sunrise, Prague Castle, New World, Kampa, Vltava, Charles Bridge, Old Town Square and Prague Autumn. Book size 210×297 mm, hardcover.
Three books about the secrets of Prague by David Černý 25 secrets of Prague, New secrets of Prague and Hidden secrets of Prague + free Pexeso Miluju Prahu for free books. (The books are in Czech language.)
The book in English contains the best chapters about Secrets of Prague from the books of David Černý, an expert and lover of Prague.
