He built some houses in Prague.[1] One of his most famous works is the Powder Tower which was built as a representative gate of the Old Town of Prague after 1475. Matěj Rejsek became the main builder of the tower in 1478.[3] His work was inspired by Petr Parler's work.[4]
In 1489 he moved to Kutná Hora where he worked at the completion of the St. Barbara's Church. Rejsek began to build the outer supporting system, triforium and vaulting. The net vault of the presbytery was completed in 1499.[5]
He died on 1 July 1506 in Kutná Hora and was buried in the St. Barbara's Church.[1]
Pulpit in the St. Lawrence Church in Kaňk near Kutná Hora (1504)[4]
Pulpit with statues of four signs of evangelists, in the St. Batholomew Church in Rakovník in Central Bohemia[1] (1504)
Town Hall in Kutná Hora (after 1490) – not preserved[7]
Probably created by Matěj Rejsek:
Statue of a mythic knight Bruncvík with a lion (Roland statue) at the Charles Bridge in the Lesser Town of Prague, damaged in 1648, since 1875 placed in the Lapidarium of the National Museum in Prague[1]