Devil's Heads carved by Czech sculptor Vaclav Levy seen in the tourist navigation sign in the village of Zelizy in Central Bohemia, Czech Republic. Two huge heads carved in the sandstone rocks in the forest just outside the village were created by Vaclav Levy during the 1840s together with the Klacelka Cave and the Harfenice (Harpist) located nearby.

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