Josef Gočár

1880–1945 (age 65)

Architect

Biography

Josef Gočár was a visionary architect whose designs bridged tradition and modernity, leaving a lasting imprint on cityscapes across Czechoslovakia.

His work and influence are honored at Vyšehrad cemetery, where his memory endures among other notable creators.

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