Cleveland Museum of Art

Composition

Jaromír Funke

Date

1927–1929

Medium

gelatin silver print, silver bromide, photogram

Culture

Czechoslovakia, 20th century

Department

Photography

Institution

Cleveland Museum of Art

Active during the 1920s and 1930s, Jaromír Funke was one of Czechoslovakia's most important photographers. During the late 1920s, Funke used panes and spheres of glass, bottles, and other objects to create striking abstract compositions and still lifes that emphasized reflected light and cast shadows.

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