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Czech politician Karel Schwarzenberg, left, and artist Lukas Gavlovsky pictured during the opening of the permanent display of a wax heart for Vaclav Havel (1936-2011), former dissident and playwright who was Czechoslovak and Czech president (1989-92, 1993-2003), in the cellar of the UNESCO-listed Litomysl chateau, Czech Republic, April 12, 2014. The heart was made of the remnants of the candles that were lit up throughout the country after Havel´s death by Lukas Gavlovsky and Roman Svejda. Havel was known for drawing a heart together with his signature. Some 5000 kilograms of candles, from Stock Photo
RMDYC828–Czech politician Karel Schwarzenberg, left, and artist Lukas Gavlovsky pictured during the opening of the permanent display of a wax heart for Vaclav Havel (1936-2011), former dissident and playwright who was Czechoslovak and Czech president (1989-92, 1993-2003), in the cellar of the UNESCO-listed Litomysl chateau, Czech Republic, April 12, 2014. The heart was made of the remnants of the candles that were lit up throughout the country after Havel´s death by Lukas Gavlovsky and Roman Svejda. Havel was known for drawing a heart together with his signature. Some 5000 kilograms of candles, from
Publius Terentius Afer or Terence, a Roman playwright during the Roman Republic Stock Photo
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Publius Terentius Afer, 195/185 BC - 159 BC, Terence, a Roman playwright during the Roman Republic, the story of the ancient Rome, roman Empire, Italy Stock Photo
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Terence (195-159 BC). Playwright during the Roman Republic. Engraving. 1736. Stock Photo
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Artists Lukas Gavlovsky, left, and Roman Svejda pictured during the opening of the permanent display of a wax heart for Vaclav Havel (1936-2011), former dissident and playwright who was Czechoslovak and Czech president (1989-92, 1993-2003), in the cellar of the UNESCO-listed Litomysl chateau, Czech Republic, April 12, 2014. The heart was made of the remnants of the candles that were lit up throughout the country after Havel´s death by Lukas Gavlovsky and Roman Svejda. Havel was known for drawing a heart together with his signature. Some 5000 kilograms of candles, from which 2300 kilograms of Stock Photo
RMDYC82E–Artists Lukas Gavlovsky, left, and Roman Svejda pictured during the opening of the permanent display of a wax heart for Vaclav Havel (1936-2011), former dissident and playwright who was Czechoslovak and Czech president (1989-92, 1993-2003), in the cellar of the UNESCO-listed Litomysl chateau, Czech Republic, April 12, 2014. The heart was made of the remnants of the candles that were lit up throughout the country after Havel´s death by Lukas Gavlovsky and Roman Svejda. Havel was known for drawing a heart together with his signature. Some 5000 kilograms of candles, from which 2300 kilograms of
Czech politician Karel Schwarzenberg pictured during the opening of the permanent display of a wax heart for Vaclav Havel (1936-2011), former dissident and playwright who was Czechoslovak and Czech president (1989-92, 1993-2003), in the cellar of the UNESCO-listed Litomysl chateau, Czech Republic, April 12, 2014. The heart was made of the remnants of the candles that were lit up throughout the country after Havel´s death by Lukas Gavlovsky and Roman Svejda. Havel was known for drawing a heart together with his signature. Some 5000 kilograms of candles, from which 2300 kilograms of wax were s Stock Photo
RMDYCFDH–Czech politician Karel Schwarzenberg pictured during the opening of the permanent display of a wax heart for Vaclav Havel (1936-2011), former dissident and playwright who was Czechoslovak and Czech president (1989-92, 1993-2003), in the cellar of the UNESCO-listed Litomysl chateau, Czech Republic, April 12, 2014. The heart was made of the remnants of the candles that were lit up throughout the country after Havel´s death by Lukas Gavlovsky and Roman Svejda. Havel was known for drawing a heart together with his signature. Some 5000 kilograms of candles, from which 2300 kilograms of wax were s
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