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Bóža Dvořák
1864–1954
Valy → Pardubice
czech
Neo-Renaissance
4 buildings in the database
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< p > Bóža Dvořák, the baptised Bohumir Henry (6 May 1864, Valy - 17 March 1954, Pardubice), was a Czech engineer, architect, conservator, surveyor and builder who was most committed to the modification and reconstruction of historical buildings and new buildings in Pardubice at the end of the 19th and early 20th century in the spirit of the Neo-Renaissance. Since 1897, its implementation in Pardubice has been known. From 1898 to the 1st World War he served as a preservative of c. K. Viennese Monument Office for the districts of Pardubice, Vysoké Mýto, Litomyšl, Polička and Lanškroun. His co-workers included painter and illustrator Mikoláš Aleš, sculptor and stucco Wilhelm Amort and Dvořák's son-in-law sculptor Miloslav Baš. < / p >