This page gathers photographers connected to Czech Republic and traces how each links to a period and movement in the history of photography.
František Drtikol, born in Příbram in Bohemia, then part of Austria-Hungary, in 1883, built his career on a Prague portrait studio while constructing photographs of the nude …
Born in Kolín, Bohemia (now the Czech Republic), in 1896, Josef Sudek photographed the streets of Prague, factories, glassware for advertising, his studio window, gardens, and …
Josef Koudelka (1938–) is a photographer born in Boskovice, Czechoslovakia (present-day Czech Republic). He began photographing while studying engineering and, in the early …
Czech-born photographer, born in 1958, who left Czechoslovakia in 1982 and later settled in Essen, Germany.*1*2*3 Known for series on Heimat, migration, portraiture, forests …
Jasansky & Polak is a Berlin-based artist duo associated with photography and installation, known for long-term work on ordinary architecture, interiors, and objects. Their …
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