[KRAKOW - in the lens of Adam Karas - [Monument to Adam Mickiewicz] - art photography]. 1932. photography form....

[KRAKOW - in the lens of Adam Karas - [Monument to Adam Mickiewicz] - art photograph]. 1932 photograph form. 17.8x23.8 cm, taken in Adam Karas 's atelier in Kraków.
View of the monument to the bard and his reflection in a puddle of rain. Photo partially glued to cardboard backing form. 23x32.5 cm. On the back handwritten in pencil date: "1932 r.". Photo not signed. Good condition.
Adam Karaś "(born November 19, 1896, died October 21, 1986 in Cracow) - photographer, filmmaker, unconventional creator of surprising objects and intriguing photo-texts - was a unique and multidimensional figure. His life could unfold like the American dream. He lacked neither powerful drive, skills nor talents to succeed in life. However, it happened differently. Karas did not have a spectacular career, instead he built his original and, for many, fascinating world. He tried everything from reportage photography and film production to cinematography and advertising projects. Unfortunately, not all of the photographs and films from the years of his youth and intense creative collaboration with his brother Victor survived. Eventually, his main source of income and field of non-obvious creativity became a photographic portrait studio, whose sole and unquestionable demiurge was Adam Karas." (after the catalog of the exhibition "To be like Adam Karaś" - exhibition at the Museum of Photography in Krakow from 13.04-29.09.2024).