Bohumil Krčil - Bohumil Krčil - 2007





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Bohumil Krčil is a first edition, 118-page softback photographic monograph by Bohumil Krčil, published by Torst in 2007, presenting Czech/English text in as new condition.
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Czech/English text!
Bohumil Krčil (2007) is a photographic monograph published by Torst as part of the FotoTorst series, showcasing the work of the prematurely deceased Czech photographer Bohumil “Bob” Krčil (1952–1992). Known for his documentary and portrait photography, Krčil captured life in exile after leaving Czechoslovakia in 1969, traveling across Europe and Asia, and later documenting urban life in New York City, as well as scenes from Afghanistan and the Indian Himalayas.
This volume features a carefully selected collection of his photographs, accompanied by commentary from art historian Jitka Hlaváčková, providing insight into Krčil’s documentary sensibility, personal vision, and distinctive photographic style.
Published in Czech and English, this title is rarely encountered on the market, making it a valued collectible for enthusiasts of postwar Czech photography and international documentary work.
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Czech/English text!
Bohumil Krčil (2007) is a photographic monograph published by Torst as part of the FotoTorst series, showcasing the work of the prematurely deceased Czech photographer Bohumil “Bob” Krčil (1952–1992). Known for his documentary and portrait photography, Krčil captured life in exile after leaving Czechoslovakia in 1969, traveling across Europe and Asia, and later documenting urban life in New York City, as well as scenes from Afghanistan and the Indian Himalayas.
This volume features a carefully selected collection of his photographs, accompanied by commentary from art historian Jitka Hlaváčková, providing insight into Krčil’s documentary sensibility, personal vision, and distinctive photographic style.
Published in Czech and English, this title is rarely encountered on the market, making it a valued collectible for enthusiasts of postwar Czech photography and international documentary work.

