Géza Včelička

1901–1966 (age 65)

Biography

Géza Včelička (1901–1966) was a Czech photographer who documented the visual world around him during a transformative period in Central European history. As a photographer, he contributed to the visual record of his time, capturing images that reflected the cultural and social landscape of early-to-mid twentieth century Czechoslovakia.

Včelička's artistic legacy is preserved through his photographic work and his final resting place at Olšany Cemetery. His career spanned the interwar period through the post-World War II era, a time of significant change and development in Czech culture and society.

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