Joseph Sudek is known for patience, imagination and impeccable use of light; his romantic photographs of his native city have eared him the title of Poet of Prague. Wheter photographing his gardens, his marvelously cluttered desk or quiet settings in the Behemian countryside he softens his pictures with a misty eloquence.

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