Karel’s work is defined by its painter sensibility — an enduring influence on generations that followed. Most artists are dead; following is a declaration of love.
Život: Sborník nové krásy (Life: An Anthology of the New Beauty)
Karel Tiege (Czech, 1900–1951), Bedrich Feuerstein (Czech, 1892–1936) Jaromír Krejcar (Czech, born Austria, 1895–1949), and Josef Simá (French, born Bohemia, 1891–1971)
Untitled (Abstract Composition)
Karel Teige Czech, 1900-1951
Rupture (Zlom)
Karel Teige (Czech, 1900–1951) written by Konstantin Biebl (Czech, 1898–1951)
With the Ship that Brings Tea and Coffee (S lodi jez dovázi caj a kávu)
Moderní architektura v československu (MSA 2 Modern architecture in Czechoslovakia)
Karel Teige Czech, 1900–1951
Mezinárodní soudobá architektura (MSA 1 International contemporary architecture)
Mořsky průvan (The Sea Breeze)
Karel Teige (Czech, 1900–1951)
Sedící zena (The Seated Woman)
Karel Teige (Czech, 1900–1951) Otakar Mrkvicka (Czech, 1898–1957)
Charlie Chaplin
Karel Tiege (Czech, 1900–1951) Otakar Mrkvicka (Czech, 1898–1957)
Fanfarlo
Nebe, peklo, ráj (Heaven, Hell, Paradise)
Co je surrealismus (What is Surrealism)
Filmova dramata (Screenplays)
Zivot a smert Nikolaje Kurbova (Life and Death of Nikolai Kurbov)
Otakar Mrkvicka (Czech, 1898–1957) Karel Teige (Czech,1900–1951)
Vybor básní (Selected Poems)
Pantomima (Pantomime)