Jindřich Eckert
Jindřich Eckert (22 April 1833, in Prague – 28 February 1905, in Prague) was a Czech photographer, best remembered for his collotypes depicting allegorical Tableaux vivants. A graduate of the Czech Technical University in Prague, his photographs of the Bohemian Forest and the Giant Mountains have been displayed at Clam-Gallas Palace.
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Jindřich Eckert
(Jindřich) Eckert (1833–1905) · Photographische Correspondenz, Band 40 (1903), S. 411. http: anno.onb.ac.at/cgi-content/anno-plus?aid=phc datum=1903 page=789 size=45 · Public domain
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- 1833 · Prague.
- Died
- 1905 · Prague.
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- 1.Přikrylová, Miroslava. Fotografický ateliér H. Eckert v Praze: obrazový katalog fotografií uložených v Archivu hl. m. Prahy: rekonstrukce fotografické produkce ateliéru na základě nově objevených pramenů. Scriptorium. 2017. 978-80-88013-47-1.
- 2.František Šimáček. Světozor. 22. 542. 1888.
- 3.Mrázková, Daniela. Co je fotografie: 150 let fotografie. Videopress. 50. 1989. 978-80-7024-004-5.
- 4.Sayer, Derek. Prague: Crossroads of Europe. Reaktion Books. 73. 15 October 2018. 978-1-78914-031-6.
- 5.Piqué, Francesca. Conservation of the Last Judgment Mosaic, St. Vitus Cathedral, Prague. Getty Publications. 67. 2004. 978-0-89236-782-5.
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