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Josef Koudelka: A Vagabond’s Breviary

Aperture publishes the fifty years of notebooks scribbled in by the photographer with wind in his soles. Part manifesto, part travel log, they lay bare the inner life of a man forged in exile and radical destitution.

May 15, 2026

Friday May 15, 2026

Summary

Aperture publishes the fifty years of notebooks scribbled in by the photographer with wind in his soles. Part manifesto, part travel log, they lay bare the inner life of a man forged in exile and radical destitution.

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