*Lubomír Typlt is born in Nová Paka, Czech Republic
Father Ladislav Typlt (1942–2011) was a trained blacksmith and woodcutter.
Lubomír Typlt was introduced to fine arts by his mother, Jana Typltová (1940), a nurse who liked painting
and drawing as her lifelong hobby. Among others, she learned to draw with the sculptor Ladislav Zívr.
The family came into contact with fine art and literature through their uncle Jan Schejbal (1941), a translator from Catalan and Spanish, who translated a two-part monograph on Goya for Odeon publishers, where he worked as
an editor.
Lubomír Typlt has three brothers: Ladislav Typlt (1963), Pavel Typlt (1965) and Jaromír Typlt (1973).
Jaromír Typltis a poet. Alongside his poetry he has published, for example, the collections "Ztracené peklo"
["Hell, Lost"] (1994), "žene zas až" ["Not Quite…"] 2003, "Stisk" ["Grip"] 2007 and has also written monographs
on the painter Zdeněk Košek (2001) and the sculptor Ladislav Zívr (2013).