Czech photographer, Josef Sudek He trained in Prague, but only managed to dedicate himself exclusively to photography after receiving a disability pension for losing his right arm on the front lines during the First World War. A complex and introverted personality, he left a vast photographic legacy that has led him to be considered as the poet of Prague.

A window in Prague. Photographs from the 1950s It focuses on the work produced by the Czech artist during the 1950s and presents works belonging to his main themes: monumental views, panoramas of the Vltava River and its bridges, night scenes with streetlights,…

Commissioners: Juan Manuel Bonet y Jan Mlcoch

ORGANIZE
Museum of Decorative Arts in Prague
CBA

COLLABORATE
Czech Centre in Madrid