Step into the early world of renowned photographers Božena Sudková and Josef Sudek with this compelling exhibition. It highlights the significant landscapes of their upbringing, such as Nové Dvory, Kačina Castle, and Kutná Hora. Visitors will gain insight into their shared origins and family background, revealing the profound influences on their photographic journeys.
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This exhibition explores the formative years of photographers Josef Sudek and his sister Božena Sudková, showcasing images from their childhood landscapes. The display highlights their familial background and the places that shaped their early lives, including Nové Dvory, Kačina Castle, and Kutná Hora.
The exhibition delves into the photographic output of Josef Sudek by examining his family background, particularly focusing on his sister, Božena Sudková. Born in 1897, Božena trained as a photographer and later worked alongside Josef in their Prague studio, providing crucial support for their family enterprise. Although she did not pursue major artistic ambitions herself, her life and work are intertwined with Josef's. After Josef Sudek's death, she was instrumental in donating his artistic estate to various institutions. The exhibition features photographs taken by both siblings, transporting viewers to their childhood environments in Nové Dvory, the chateau Kačina, and the nearby Kutná Hora, offering a glimpse into their shared origins.
Full admission is CZK 40, concession is CZK 20, and family admission is CZK 60. The Josef Sudek Gallery is open Tuesday to Sunday from 11 a.m. to 5 p.m., and is closed on Mondays.
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