Marta Wojtkowska's photos with the keyword: print

I didn't know her as I was born many years after she'd died (on August 31, 1944 - during the Warsaw Uprising). But her sister-in-law / my great-aunt used to tell me that I had inherited her chin and her stubbornness.

My SuperMom in 1966 --- I didn't take this photo. It is a scan of a print given to my Mom by a reporter in August 1966. Unfortunately he didn't signed it for her, so I do not know his name. The photo was used to illustrate an article on Polish pharmaceutical industry published in Express Wieczorny, very popular afternoon daily journal of the those days. My Mom was the Chef Designer of many new productions lines for antibiotics, vaccines and other modern products of Polfa (Polish Pharmaceutical Companies). This photo shows a snapshot of a designing process - with building blocks representing tanks, centrifuges, pumps and filters (and many other pieces of equipment that I'm not even trying to name now). That's how those things were done before CAD. Oh well... times have changed, right?

Taken in 1939 by my Grandpa who was a hobbyist photographer. ----- Kodak 6x9, contact print

Taken in 1939 by my Grandpa who was a hobbyist photographer. ----- Kodak 6x9, contact print

Taken in 1935 by my Grandpa who was a hobbyist photographer. ----- Kodak 6x9, contact print

Taken in 1931 by my Grandpa who was a hobbyist photographer. ----- Kodak 6x9, contact print (the first one was in sepia, this one is a regular B&W - I find it a bit better)

Taken in 1931 by my Grandpa who was a hobbyist photographer. ----- Kodak 6x9, a print

Taken in 1931 by my Grandpa who was a hobbyist photographer. ----- Kodak 6x9, a print

Taken in 1931 by my Grandpa who was a hobbyist photographer. ----- Kodak 6x9, a print