A striking lithograph by František Hudeček depicting one of the most characteristic subjects of his oeuvre – the solitary Night Walker within a mysterious urban environment. The monumental figure occupies the centre of the composition and is surrounded by geometrically simplified forms of the city, creating a powerful nocturnal atmosphere. Hudeček transforms the human figure into a symbolic image of modern man moving through the city while remaining immersed in his own inner world. The Night Walker became one of the artist's iconic motifs and is closely associated with the artistic programme and distinctive poetics of Group 42. František Hudeček was one of the major representatives of Czech modern art and a key member of Group 42. Throughout his work he explored the modern city, peripheral districts, nocturnal streets and the solitary human figure. The present work is a lithograph from a limited edition, numbered 213/350. Matted, framed and glazed. Provenance: extensive private Prague collection. The authenticity of the work 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 work. This expert confirmation represents significant added value in terms of both collector confidence and the investment potential of the work. CURATOR’S TIP: An iconic Night Walker motif in an accessible graphic form. The limited edition number 213/350, characteristic subject and expert confirmation of authenticity by PhDr. Michael Zachař make this a highly attractive collector’s item. FOR INVESTORS AND COLLECTORS: František Hudeček ranks among the most important artists associated with Group 42, and the Night Walker is one of the best-known motifs of his oeuvre. This limited-edition lithograph numbered 213/350 offers an opportunity to acquire a characteristic Hudeček work at a highly attractive starting price of CZK 7,000.