Sculptress Hana Wichterlová

1950s, Josef Sudek, photography, photographie, fotografia, fotografía, Fotografie, portrait, Porträt, retrato, ritratto, portret, retrat, Bildnis 1 Minute
Josef Sudek :: Czech sculptress Hana Wichterlová (1903–1990). Photo kindly borrowed from the monograph Josef Sudek (ed. Kirschner Z.), Panorama, photography edition - personalities, 1958. | src Fler blog
Josef Sudek :: Czech sculptress Hana Wichterlová (1903–1990). Photo kindly borrowed from the monograph Josef Sudek (ed. Kirschner Z.), Panorama, photography edition – personalities, 1958. | src Fler blog
Josef Sudek :: Hana Wichterlová (sculptress), ca. 1953. From the series 'A walk in the garden of a lady sculptor' (aka A Walk in the Magic Garden), 1953–1959. | src Galerie Julian Sander
Josef Sudek :: Hana Wichterlová (sculptress), ca. 1953. From the series ‘A walk in the garden of a lady sculptor’ (aka A Walk in the Magic Garden), 1953–1959. | src Galerie Julian Sander
Josef Sudek :: Hana Wichterlová garden; Flowerpot | src Sudek Project archive
Josef Sudek (1896-1976) :: Hana Wichterlová garden; Flowerpot | src Sudek Project archive
Josef Sudek :: Hana Wichterlová garden; Flowerpot | src Sudek Project archive
Josef Sudek (1896-1976) :: Hana Wichterlová garden; Flowerpot | src Sudek Project archive
Josef Sudek :: Hana Wichterlová's Mrtvý pták (Dead Bird) (1931) | src Sudek Project archive
Josef Sudek (1896-1976) :: Hana Wichterlová’s Mrtvý pták (Dead Bird) (1931) | src Sudek Project archive
Josef Sudek :: Hana Wichterlová's Mrtvý pták (Dead Bird) (1931) | src Sudek Project archive
Josef Sudek (1896-1976) :: Hana Wichterlová’s Mrtvý pták (Dead Bird) (1931) | src Sudek Project archive
From: Wichterlová – Sudek / 2021 / Friendly dialogue of the original sculptures of the sculptor Hana Wichterlová with photographs by Josef Sudek

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