Lorart, I'm not saying that Dobuzhinsky never been to Prague. I meant that he lived there , how ever long. Hence the phrase
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Leaving prewar Prague, Dobuzhinsky left most of the personal archive
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sounds correctly , and can be completely misunderstood . He did not leave Prague 's personal archive . At the request of the founders of the museum , he has provided a number of his theatrical works , and graphics. Later in 1944, Zaretsky was deposited Dobuzhinsky family archive , and are taken from the gallery exhibited "At Lenivke " portraits of family members. Perhaps , years later some of these combined into a single unit .
And what about the several productions in Prague, you say? There was a production of " Eugene Onegin" in 1937 . In the early 30s was an attempt to another setting , but it was never implemented. That's all I know about the work of Czech theater.