Josef Koudelka: Diaries
Josef Koudelka considered destroying his diaries many times but eventually initiated their reading in 2019 and agreed to publish their selection. The texts reflect his fifty-one-year phase of life connected with travel and photography after he left Czechoslovakia in 1969. This is Koudelka's first book which is intended primarily for reading.
2022
- Client: Torst
- Designer: Aleš Najbrt, Andrea Vacovská, Jiří Veselka
- Font: GT America, Tiempos
- Type: Book
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