Autochromes by Ferdinand Bučina
10th exhibition of
Šechtl and Voseček
Museum of Photography in Tábor on-line.
- Ferdinand Bučina
Ferdinand Bučina (1909 – 1994, Prague) at the beginning
of his artistic activity used color photography only rarely. Still,
18 interesting Autochromes have been preserved. Mostly they show
rural folklore from Moravian Slovakia, where he came in 1937 as a
reporter and cameraman for a Czechoslovak periodical. Other
pictures, from a journey to Carpato-Ukraine in the summer of 1936,
which Bučina had sent by post to the periodical “Ahoj”, have not
been preserved.
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F. and V. Sichrovský
Ferdinand Bučina (1909 – 1994)
Lumicolor 6×9 cm, 1937
Owner of the original autochrome: Private collection of Tomáš
Rasl All rights reserved, use of
the digital reproduction is possible only with written permission
from the owner of photograph
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Moravian Slovakia: St. Antony
Ferdinand Bučina (1909 – 1994)
Lumicolor 6×9 cm, 1937
Owner of the original autochrome: Private collection of Tomáš
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the digital reproduction is possible only with written permission
from the owner of photograph
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V. Bučinová at Karlštejn castle near Prague
Ferdinand Bučina (1909 – 1994)
Lumicolor 6×9 cm, June 1937
Owner of the original autochrome: Private collection of Tomáš
Rasl All rights reserved, use of
the digital reproduction is possible only with written permission
from the owner of photograph
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Karlštejn Castle near Prague
Ferdinand Bučina (1909 – 1994)
Lumicolor 6×9 cm, 1937
Owner of the original autochrome: Private collection of Tomáš
Rasl All rights reserved, use of
the digital reproduction is possible only with written permission
from the owner of photograph
