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Theodor Horydczak
Born in Poland in 1899, Theodor Horydczak took up photography during World War I after emigrating and joining the U.S. Army Signal Corps. In the 1920s, he settled in Washington D.C., where he flourished as a freelance photographer documenting architecture, people, and streets of the city. Considering himself more craftsman than artist, Horydczak developed a straightforward style that depicted his subjects with such clarity and presence they become almost tactile.