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Czech quartet (Oskar Nedbal, J. Suk, K. Hoffman, J. Herold, founded 1891)

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Oskar Nedbal with the Czech Quartet (Josef Suk, Karel Hoffmann) and the Setunský family in their courtyard
Oskar Nedbal with the Czech Quartet (Josef Suk, Karel Hoffmann) and the Setunský family in their courtyard
1898		Group with Oskar Nedbal, K. Hoffmann, J. Suk and Miss Setunská
1898		Czech Quartet – O. Nedbal, J. Suk and K. Hoffmann at the Setunský family, 1898
1898		Group with Oskar Nedbal, K. Hoffmann, J. Suk and Miss Setunská
1898
Klokoty from Tismenice Valley / From Struh, summer residence of the Czech Quartetkeywords: České kvarteto
Czech name: Letní sídlo Českého kvarteta prod Klokoty, O. Nedbal, K. Hoffman, J. Suk, prof. Wihan		keywords: české kvarteto
Czech name: české kvarteto: Oskar Nedbal, Prof. Wihan, J. Suk, K. Hoffman, Letní sídlo českého kvarteta pod Klokoty
1850		keywords: Hoffmannova vila, Tábor, České kvarteto
Czech name: 227. -dům č.p. 391
Group with Oskar Nedbal, K. Hoffmann, J. Suk, J. Herold and Miss Setunská
1898		Oskar Nedbal, K. Hoffmann and J. Suk in the Setunský courtyard
1898
 
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