Josef Sudek. A Window in Prague, catalog of the exposure namesake held in el Círculo de Bellas Artes, offers a broad and thought-provoking retrospective of the photographic work that Josef Sudek (Kolin, Bohemia, 1896-Prague, 1976) made his work around the 1950s, with special attention to his urban series in which he fixed with obsessive fidelity and from the most diverse angles the portrait of his adopted city (which earned him the title of "the poet of Prague"), but also focusing on the more intimate facet of his production, which is made up of the photographs taken at that same time from the window of his studio and in which a sensitivity to capture the trivial or almost imperceptible is revealed that links him to Morandi and the delicacy of oriental poetry.

Juan Manuel Bonet y Jan Mlcoch This catalogue is completed with two critical essays that combine a historical and biographical approach with a detailed analysis of the work. The result is a careful look at ten long years of work, as fruitful as they are representative of this photographic body of work.