Born: March 7, 1926, Czechoslovakia. Studies: College of Fine Arts in Zlin and Academy of Fine Arts in Prague - Special Master School of Professor Otakar Spaniel, followed by one year of postgrad. fellowship. Represented: Six works in the National Gallery in Prague and in various public and private collections. In 1964 appointed professor of Sculpture at the Sculpture College in Horice, Czechoslovakia. In 1968 awarded the Prize of the City of Pilsen for creation of outdoor sculptural works in the area. Came to Canada in Fall of 1968 after the Soviet invasion of Czechoslovakia. Taught Figural Sculpture at the University of Western Ontario in 1971-72 and 1972-73. Director of St. Thomas Art Gallery 1973-80. Canadian shows (mainly One Man shows): University of Windsor, Public Galleries in London, Sarnia, Woodstock, Owen Sound, Brantford, St. Thomas. Main works in Canada: The bust of Canadian publisher Frederick Kerr. The plaque, awarded yearly from 1983 until 2001 to the main speaker at the UWO Annual Lecture in Paediatric and Community Dentistry. The bronze statuary of Mother and Child in front of St. Thomas Public Library. Now works in his studio in London, Ontario.