Bohuslav Reynek: A Czech Modern Recluse
The first book on the creation of Bohuslav Reynek in Chinese, which, like the exhibition at the National Art Museum of China presents the author in his intimacy, but also in a monumental scale.
2012
- Client: Galerie Zdeněk Sklenář
- Designer: Aleš Najbrt, Bohumil Vašák
- Font: Tabac
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