Pítko v parku Ivana Jilemnického v Praze, Drinking fountain in Park Ivana Jilemnického, Prague, Czech Republic.

Pítko is a granite sculpture in the shape of a human head, carved in 2003 by academic sculptor Roman Wenzel from a single granite block using chiselling. It stands on a paved area of Park Ivana Jilemnického in Strašnice, Prague 10. Water is released by a pedal mechanism behind the fountain, and the outflow runs along a shallow groove in the paving into a nearby flower bed.

The granite sculpture was created in 2003 by academic sculptor Roman Wenzel, born 1954. He shaped a granite block into a form resembling a human head using the technique of chiselling. The work stands on a paved area of the park in Strašnice.

The sculpture is the work of academic sculptor Roman Wenzel, born in 1954, who shaped a granite block into a form resembling a human head by chiselling in 2003. Water is released by a pedal mechanism behind the fountain, and the outflow runs along a shallow groove in the paving into a nearby flower bed.

The fountain is located in Park Ivana Jilemnického in the Strašnice district and is easy to find when visiting. The foot-pedal system makes it simple to use, and the sturdy outdoor design withstands rain and cold throughout the year.

The granite block was shaped into a form resembling a human head by chiselling, and water is released by a pedal mechanism behind the fountain. A shallow groove in the paving carries the outflow to a nearby flower bed.