Václav Švejcar

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Václav Švejcar (1962–2008) was a Czech artist and author of meditative images.

Václav Švejcar
Václav Švejcar
Born	(1962-07-12)12 July 1962 Písek, Czech Republic
Died	25 December 2008(2008-12-25) (aged 46) Písek, Czech Republic
Nationality	Czech
Known for	Painting
Website	www.vaclavsvejcar.cz

Exhibits

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From 1991, Václav Švejcar has done many exhibitions throughout the Czech Republic, as well as in New York City, and participated in several joint exhibitions in Germany (1990), Austria (1996, 1997and 2004) and Florida in the United States (2006).