Václav Havel – Breakfast, 1990 | Fine Art Photography – 17 × 17 cm Edition

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Václav at home in his pyjamas, sunlight coming through the windows, a peaceful morning. As if nothing unusual were happening. In a few hours, he will finish his tea, put on his suit and head to Prague Castle, where, on 5 July 1990, he will be re-elected President of Czechoslovakia.

An artist-signed fine art print from the 17 × 17 Edition, printed on archival paper. Framed version: natural oak frame, white mat, UV-protective glass, 26 × 26 cm.

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About the Edition

The 17 × 17 Edition is a collection of my original photographs presented in a compact, minimalist format. I print the photographs on high-quality Hahnemühle / Canson archival papers, with an emphasis on the long-term preservation of each work.

The framed version is mounted in a white bevel-cut mat and a natural oak frame with UV-protective glass. I personally sign each photograph on the reverse and include a caption indicating the place and date it was taken.

Technical Specifications

  • Edition: 17 × 17
  • Type: Fine Art Print
  • Printing: Hahnemühle / Canson archival paper
  • Overall framed dimensions: 26 × 26 cm
  • Frame: natural oak, 1 cm profile
  • Mounting: white bevel-cut mat
  • Glass: UV-protective
  • Signature: artist's signature and caption on the reverse of the photograph
  • Care and Usage
  • The photograph is printed on archival, pH-neutral materials. I recommend keeping it away from direct sunlight, high humidity and excessive temperatures.
  • The photograph is intended for personal use and display in private spaces. Reproduction, publication or any other public use requires the author's prior written consent.

Story Behind the Photograph

Rašínovo Embankment, Prague, 5 July 1990.

Václav at home in his pyjamas, sunlight coming through the windows, peace and quiet. As if nothing unusual were happening. The whole morning felt like a lazy Sunday.

In a little while, he'll finish his tea, change into his suit and head to Prague Castle.

There, in Vladislav Hall, the former dissident Václav Havel will be re-elected President of Czechoslovakia.