Josef capek (1887 - 1945) Sunday oil on canvas, 1934, 110 x 75 cm, sign. RD, frame. Excellent large format work from the artist´s mature period, attracted mainly by a strong impression of the audience, is not only compounded by an unusually large format concept, but also by depth of capek idea of brilliantly interpreted in contrast of plastic power of female figures and optimism of childs world. Due to the intelligence of implementation of the picture was certainly not a coincidence that it chose the painter´s brother, in whose estate was not so far. The semi-detached house of capek brothers in Vinohrady hung in the hall of “the Fridays´´, as evidenced by contemporary images (for example reproduction in publication of Jaroslav Slavik “Josef capek”, Torst, Prague 1996, p. 418 or in book of Lubomir Slavicek “Yourself, friends, art”. Chapters in the History of Collecting, 2007, p. 242, etc.). The picture was also represented on artist´s important exhibitions: 1960 - The work of Josef capek, Art House, Brno, 1960, Cat No. 166, 1979 - Josef capek (1887-1945). Paintings and drawings. National Gallery, Prague Castle Riding School, Cat No. 159). The canvas is also reproduced in color in the monograph., Attached professional expertise of Mgr. P. Pecinkova. Consulted and assessed by prof. J.Zemina, prof. T. Vlcek, CSc. and PhDr. K. Srp