This complete set of three original colour lithographs by Jan Zrzavý from 1965 represents a highly appealing example of the artist's late graphic work. The set comprises Loretánské náměstí (Loreto Square), Najáda (Naiad) and Loď na moři (Boat on the Sea), created as original four-colour lithographs for the catalogue accompanying the exhibition Jan Zrzavý: Paintings and Drawings 1963–1965, held at the Kabinet architektury in Prague in 1965. The presence of all three lithographs in the original catalogue is also documented in auction and bibliographical records. Each sheet presents a different yet unmistakably characteristic aspect of Zrzavý's artistic vocabulary. Loreto Square transforms architecture and landscape into an almost symbolic visual form. Naiad presents a dreamlike figurative composition with a lyrical and imaginative quality, while Boat on the Sea develops one of the artist's characteristic maritime motifs, in which simplified forms acquire an almost meditative quality. The colouring is subtle and refined, demonstrating Zrzavý's remarkable ability to create atmosphere and emotion through economical means, simple lines and carefully balanced colour relationships. Each lithograph measures approximately 10 × 15 cm. The works are uniformly framed, allowing the three sheets to function both as a coherent collector's set and as an attractive ensemble ready for display. The works come from an extensive private Moravian collection. The authenticity of the set was professionally consulted with PhDr. Michael Zachař, a respected Czech art historian and specialist in Czech art of the 19th and 20th centuries, who confirmed the authenticity of the works. This expert confirmation significantly strengthens the collector value and credibility of the offered set. Curator's recommendation: An attractive set of three intimate graphic works by one of the most important figures of Czech modern art. The three lithographs present characteristic aspects of Zrzavý's poetic vocabulary – a spiritually charged urban scene, a dreamlike figure and a maritime motif. Their uniform presentation creates a visually compelling ensemble ready for immediate display. The confirmation of authenticity by PhDr. Michael Zachař represents an additional important collector attribute of the set. Recommendation for collectors and investors: Jan Zrzavý remains one of the most sought-after figures of Czech modern art. The appeal of this lot is enhanced by the fact that it comprises the complete trio of original colour lithographs associated with the artist's 1965 exhibition, their uniform presentation, the recognisable character of all three motifs and the expert consultation with PhDr. Michael Zachař, who confirmed the authenticity of the works. The starting price of CZK 20,000 represents an attractive entry level for acquiring a coherent set of graphic works by Jan Zrzavý.