Ota Bubeníček (31 October 1871 in
Uhříněves
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– 10 September 1962 in
Mladá Vožice
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) was a
Czech
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landscape
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painter. He was also widely regarded as
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's greatest
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References
Ota Bubeníček (1871-1962) - Galerie Marold (www.marold.cz)*Burget, Eduard, Ondřej Váša, and Ota Bubeníček. ''Ota Bubeníček.'' Prague: Nadace Karla Svolinského a Vlasty Kubátové, 2007. (, )
*Malik, Jan. ''Puppetry in Czechoslovakia.'' Prague: Orbis, 1948.
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1871 births
1962 deaths
20th-century Czech painters
Czech male painters
Czech landscape painters
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Artists from Prague
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