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Jan Pohribný

Jan Pohribný (born 1961) is a Czech photographer.[1][2]

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Jan Pohribný

Výstava, festival, Prague Photo 2011

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Name
Jan Pohribný
Born
8 February 1961
Birthplace
Prague
Occupation
Photographer Jan Pohribný (born 1961) is a Czech photographer.[1][2]
Nationality
Czech Republic · Czechoslovakia
Honours
Personality of Czech photography · Qualified European Photographer
Languages
Czech

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Jan Pohribný (born 1961) is a Czech photographer.[1][2]

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Jan Pohribný (born 1961) is a Czech and Czechoslovak photographer, teacher and typographer. The photographer was born in Prague.

Languages used include Czech. Jan Pohribný received Personality of Czech photography and Qualified European Photographer.

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