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[1] Kaprálová's parents in 1913. Photo: Atelier Racek, Brno-Královo Pole. The Kapralova Society Archive. Donated by Kapralova's estate.
[2] Little Vítezslava with her mother (August 1916). Photo: Atelier F. Racek, Brno. The Kapralova Society Archive. Donated by Kapralova's estate.
[3] Ten-year-old Vítezslava (November 1925) had already composed several pieces for piano. Photo: Atelier F. Racek, Brno. Photo courtesy of the Bohuslav Martinu Memorial in Policka.
[4] Vítezslava and her mother on vacation in Novi near Adriatic Sea. Summer 1928. Photographer unknown. The Kapralova Society Archive. Donated by Kapralova's estate.
[5] Vítezslava in c1931. The Kapralova Society Archive. Donated by Kapralova's estate.
[6] Kaprálová in c1934. Photographer unknown. The Kapralova Society Archive. Donated by Kapralova's estate.
[7] Vítezslava posing in her conductor tuxedo, at the premiere of her piano concerto on June 17, 1935 at the Brno Conservatory. Photo: Atelier Klaska, Brno-Královo Pole. The Kapralova Society Archive. Donated by Kapralova's estate. Also published by HMUB (1949).
[8] Kaprálová in 1937. Photographer unknown. The Kapralova Society Archive. Donated by Kapralova's estate, previously published by HMUB.
[9] Kaprálová in 1937. Photographer unknown. The Kapralova Society Archive. Donated by Kapralova's estate.
[10] Kaprálová rehearses her Military Sinfonietta with the Czech Philharmonic in Smetana Hall of Obecní dum (the Municipal House) in Prague in November 1937. Photographer unknown. Previously published by the Union of Czech Composers (1958). Photo courtesy of the Bohuslav Martinu Memorial in Policka.
[11] Kaprálová in June 1938. Photographer unknown. The Kapralova Society Archive. Donated by Kapralova's estate.
[12] Vítezslava Kaprálová in 1940. Photographer unknown. The Kapralova Society Archive. Donated by Kapralova's estate.

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