Zoltan Herczegh (1881-1952) – ‘An Impression’, Bromide Silver Gelatin

Zoltan Herczegh (Hungarian American, 1881-1952)
‘An Impression’, c. 1929
silver bromide, photograph
(photograph): 9″ high x 12 1/2″ wide
(framed): 21″ high x 25″ wide

A mysterious silver bromide photograph by listed American photographer Zoltan Herczegh (1881-1952), titled “An Impression”, circa ‘1929’. Though here called ‘An Impression’ this is the same photograph titled ‘An Apparition’ and exhibited at the 1931 Rochester International Salon two years later. Camera Craft wrote of this Exhibition and picture:

“Several pictures in the exhibition incorporate a sense of mystery and eeriness, but none to a greater extent than Zoltan Herczegh’s architectural landscape “An Apparition”, which has marvelous “atmosphere”. Here again we have perfect balance and accent.”

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