MgA. Jitka Walterová

Photographer

Jitka Walterová began working as a photographer at the IAH CAS in 1995, after completing a two-year course at the Prague School of Photography. Between 1997 and 2002, she studied fine-art photography at FAMU in Prague. She makes professional photographic documentation of Czech and international architecture, sculptures, paintings, drawings, prints and applied art objects for the IAH.

In her freelance work, she focuses on fine-art and portrait photography. Her recent interests include the transformation of human face in timelapse photography. Since 2010, she has been a member of the art group Společenství spouště.

Photo contributions to the following publications (selection):

Helena Dáňová – Markéta Pražáková (eds.), Uprostřed Koruny české, Průvodce výstavou, Muzeum východních Čech v Hradci Králové 2019.

Jana Maříková-Kubková et al., Katedrála viditelná a neviditelná, Hilbertinum a Archeologický ústav AV ČR Praha v.v.i., Praha 2019.

Taťána Petrasová – Rostislav Švácha (eds.), Dějiny umění v českých zemích 800–2000, Arbor vitae societas, Artefaktum, Praha 2017.

Ludmila Hůrková – Klára Mezihoráková (eds.), Proměny venkovské architektury s důrazem na vývoj v 19. a 20. století 1., Artefaktum, Praha 2018.

Petra Trnková (ed.), Krajina – sídlo – obraz: romantický řád Jiřího Jana Buquoye, Artefaktum, Praha 2015.

Klára Benešovská (ed.), Královský sňatek: Eliška Přemyslovna a Jan Lucemburský – 1310, Gallery, Praha 2010.

Current projects:

Metamorphoses of Village Architecture with an Emphasis on the 19th and 20th Centuries (NAKI II, DG16P02H02H023, 2016–2020) – co-investigator

Gothic and Early Renaissance in East Bohemia. Research, Interpretation and Presentation (NAKI II, DG16P02B003, 2016–2017) – co-investigator

Image/s in Přemyslid era: Contexts and Forms (GAČR 19-21654S) – co-investigator