Imre Kinszki (1901-1945)

Photographer. He takes his first photographs in the early 1920s. From the early 1930s, his photos and articles on photography are published in the press, and he is a regular contributor for Nyugat [West] and Vasárnapi Újság [Sunday Newspaper], among others, also publishing occasionally in the magazines American Photography, National Geographic, and Popular Photography. From 1931, he also publishes in Fotóművészeti Hírek [Photographic Arts News], and in his article published in 1934, entitled A múlt árnya [Shadow of the Past], he argues for the ‘new objectivity’. In 1937, he is a founding member of the group Modern Magyar Fényképezők [Modern Hungarian Photographers].