TIL the word robot comes from a Czech word for forced labor. The word was first coined by Karel Capek in his 1920 play about manufactured humans rising up against their creators.
Czech Out These Trade Bindings, Part Two | The Metropolitan Museum of Art
Karel Capek – Hamster Kim
Karel Capek | Flickr
Karel Capek-Cross Roads (2002) PDF | PDF
Karel Capek tearoom | Kichijoji, Tokyo | Dutch Blythe Fashion | Flickr
African King Sticker by Josef Capek - Fine Art America
Czech Out These Trade Bindings, Part Two | The Metropolitan Museum of Art
On the 100th Anniversary of 'Robot,' They're Finally Taking Over - WSJ
Karel Capek - Supreme Darjeeling : 네이버 블로그
Czech Out These Trade Bindings, Part Two | The Metropolitan Museum of Art
📗 Válka s mloky | Karel Čapek 1954
Karel Capek | Flickr
The Makropulos Affair - Wikipedia
Jabberwock: No newts are good news: on Karel Čapek's great satire
Supreme Nuwara Eliya (2014) - Karel Capek - LastDodo
Teepûdtsje: Supreme Uda Pussellawa, glossy (Karel Čapek, Japan(Teatime Shop) Col:TB-JP-0432
Teepûdtsje: Supreme Ruhuna, glossy (Karel Čapek, Japan(Teatime Shop) Col:TB-JP-0430
Josef Čapek, Hlava, 1914-15 | Modern art abstract, Art inspiration painting, Abstract face art
Czech Out These Trade Bindings, Part Two | The Metropolitan Museum of Art
Poster for Pictures from the Insects' Life, Play by Karel Capek' Giclee Print | AllPosters.com
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Karel Čapek | The Captive Reader
R.U.R. by Karel Čapek | Goodreads
