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Judith Karasz

1912–1977

Drought at Újfehértó 1935
© Estate of Judit Kárász

Biography

Judit Kárász (21 May 1912 – 30 May 1977) was a Hungarian photographer interested in the medium's ability to reveal the hidden structures of everyday subject matter. Her photography brought together social documentary and modernist ideas such as Gestalt theory.

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  • Rope

    Judith Karasz
    1931
  • Material (Anyagfotó)

    Judith Karasz
    1931
  • Material Structure (Anyagstruktúra)

    Judith Karasz
    1931
  • Material Structure (Anyagstruktúra)

    Judith Karasz
    1931
  • Drought at Újfehértó

    Judith Karasz
    1935
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