Helena Zmatlíková
Helena Zmatlíková (November 19, 1923, Prague – April 4, 2005, Prague) was a Czech illustrator, especially of children's books. For her works she received numerous awards. She also participated in the 1958 World Exhibition.
Career
Zmatlikova's paintings, which appeared in books published all over the world in more than 20 languages, have been popular with children for decades. The best known of these include:
- František Hrubín's Paleček
- Bohumil Říha´s Honzíkova cesta a O letadélku Káněti
- Czech edition of Astrid Lindgren´s The Six Bullerby Children (published by Albatros)
- those written by Eduard Petiška.
Personal life
Her nephew is Pavel Rychetsky, a lawyer and politician. Her son Ivan Zmatlík was married to the actress Kateřina Macháčková, with whom he has a daughter, Helena.
She was buried at the Vyšehrad Cemetery in Prague.
Tribute
On November 19, 2013, Google celebrated her 90th birthday with a Google Doodle.[1]
gollark: Er. Bye?
gollark: The only people above moderator would be the admins. There are not really many of them.
gollark: Amoeba probably can't spread through air very practically, at least. So pandemicization seems unlikely.
gollark: PyroBot dislikes it, however.
gollark: 2032, after the Robot Wars.
References
- "Helena Zmatlíková's 90th Birthday". Google. 19 November 2013.
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