Year: 1970 ca.
Material: Silver gelatin print
Signature: Signed on lower right 
Frame: No
Total size including edges: 
Image size: 28 x 18,5 cm
Condition: Mint

Jan Saudek (Prague, 1935) is a Czech photographer known for his depictions of nudes and youthful figures arranged in dreamlike spaces. His compositions evoke the dramatic tableaux of early photography, with subjects artificially posed in front of the viewer. A survivor of World War II, many of Saudek’s family members died in Concentration Camps, and photography became a means to cope with haunting childhood memories. Saudek's early art photography is noted for its evocation of childhood and his later works often portrayed the transition between the ages of life.