Village People 1965-1990 (collector's edition - book + 2 prints)

by Jindrich Streit

Photographs: Jindrich Streit

Text: Vladimir Birgus

Publisher: Buchkunst Berlin

184 pages

Pictures: 137

Year: December 2020

ISBN: 978-3-9819805-6-1

Price: 1250 €

Comments: Monography & two signed prints in linnen box. BOOK: Hard cover, linen cover 30 x 22 cm, Tritone print, German, English & French language, black and white illustrations. PRINTS: Fine Art Print on Hahnemühle Fine Art Baryta 325 g, »Naklo, 1990« & »Arnoltice, 1985«. Edition: 20 + 4 AP | Size: 30×40 cm, Picture size: 20×32 cm. The photographs are numbered and signed on the back of the prints. Available editons. 12/20 and 13/20 Euro 1250, 14/20-17/20 Euro 1450, 18/20 and 19/20 Euro 1650

Jindřich Štreit has long been one of the most important figures in Czech photography. He has hadmore than 1,400 solo exhibitions and his works are in the collections of leading institutions, including the Museum of Modern Art in New York, the National Gallery of Art in Washington, D.C., and the Victoria and Albert Museum in London. Though he has made many visually powerful series with photographs from various parts of the world, his fundamental works remain the unique set of photographs of the Czechoslovak countryside in the 1970s and 1980s. In them he has made an unembellished, unlyricized, unsentimental picture of life in villages of the poor area of Bruntál in the years of the re-established Communist régime, called ‘normalization’. No other Czech photographer has developed the rural theme so multifacetedly, broadly, and authentically. Even amongst the most ravaged of environments and their inhabitants, Štreit has often been able to discover something beautiful, even if only the desire for beauty and joy,friendship and love, timeless values.

This book contains his famous classics from this period as well as unpublished works that easily stand in comparison with those that have already become photographic icons. Comes with a text about the photographer by Vladimir Birgus.

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Village People 1965-1990 (collector's edition - book + 2 prints)

by Jindrich Streit

Photographs: Jindrich Streit

Text: Vladimir Birgus

Publisher: Buchkunst Berlin

184 pages

Pictures: 137

Year: December 2020

ISBN: 978-3-9819805-6-1

Price: 1250 €

Comments: Monography & two signed prints in linnen box. BOOK: Hard cover, linen cover 30 x 22 cm, Tritone print, German, English & French language, black and white illustrations. PRINTS: Fine Art Print on Hahnemühle Fine Art Baryta 325 g, »Naklo, 1990« & »Arnoltice, 1985«. Edition: 20 + 4 AP | Size: 30×40 cm, Picture size: 20×32 cm. The photographs are numbered and signed on the back of the prints. Available editons. 12/20 and 13/20 Euro 1250, 14/20-17/20 Euro 1450, 18/20 and 19/20 Euro 1650

Jindřich Štreit has long been one of the most important figures in Czech photography. He has hadmore than 1,400 solo exhibitions and his works are in the collections of leading institutions, including the Museum of Modern Art in New York, the National Gallery of Art in Washington, D.C., and the Victoria and Albert Museum in London. Though he has made many visually powerful series with photographs from various parts of the world, his fundamental works remain the unique set of photographs of the Czechoslovak countryside in the 1970s and 1980s. In them he has made an unembellished, unlyricized, unsentimental picture of life in villages of the poor area of Bruntál in the years of the re-established Communist régime, called ‘normalization’. No other Czech photographer has developed the rural theme so multifacetedly, broadly, and authentically. Even amongst the most ravaged of environments and their inhabitants, Štreit has often been able to discover something beautiful, even if only the desire for beauty and joy,friendship and love, timeless values.

This book contains his famous classics from this period as well as unpublished works that easily stand in comparison with those that have already become photographic icons. Comes with a text about the photographer by Vladimir Birgus.

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