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We were delighted by the great interest of the visitors to the exhibition in Prague and Bonn, the media response, It was never made in isolation, regardless of the ISBN (English edition): 978-80-7437-027-4 (KANT) ISBN (Czech edition) : 978-80-7437-026-7 (KANT) ISBN (English edition): 978-80-7101-090-6 (UPM) ISBN (Czech edition): 978-80-7101-089-0 (UPM)Ī Chronology of Important Events in Czech History of the 20th Century I 380 A Bibliography of Twentieth-century Czech Photography I 385 Index I 390Ĭzech photography has roots that go back to the nineteenth century. No part of this book may be reproduced or utilized without permission in a written form from the publisher. Jaromir Funke After the Carnival 1924 Private collection, Pragueġ900-1918 Pictorialism I 9 2 Documentary Photography and Photojournalism before 1918 I 23ġ918-1939 3 From Pictorialism to Modern Photography I 33 4 Poetism and the Beginning of Abstract Photography I 45 5 New Photography: Constructivism, Functionalism, and New Objectivity I 59 6 Social Documentary Photography and the Beginnings of Modern Photojournalism I 81 7 Surrealist Photography and Collage I 95 8 German and Austrian Photographers in the Bohemian Lands I 113ġ939-1948 9 Photojournalism and Documentary Photography during and after World War II I 125 10 From Surrealism to Glamour Photography I 137ġ948-1968 11 From Socialist Realism to Humanist Photography I 149 12 Lyrical Tendencies, Surrealism, Art lnformel, and Staged Photography I 169ġ968-1989 13 From Humanist Photojournalism to Subjective Documentary Photography I 197 14 Conceptual, Land, Body, Action, and Performance Art I 241 15 From Minimalism to Postmodernism I 249ġ989-2000 16 Photojournalism and Documentary Photography since Late 1989 I 287 17 Photography at the Beginning of a New Era I 311 Photographers with works appearing in this publication I 359 Twentieth-century Czech Photography in Dates I 361 Texts © Vladimir Birgus and Jan Mlcoch 2009 Translation © Derek and Marzia Paton and William McEnchroe Photographs © Photographers and their Estates Graphic design © Vladimir Vimr and Martin Vimr 2009 © KANT, Prague 2010 All rights reserved.
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Josef Sudek The Last Rose, from the Rose series 1956 Museum of Decorative Arts in Prague Czech Photography of the 20th Century Vladimir Birgus and Jan Mlcoch
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