In the garden of a house on Vodičkova Street in Prague, Jan Langhans built his first photographic studio in 1880. This marked the beginning not only of a photographic legacy but also of an equally fascinating architectural story.
After 1989, the Langhans House was returned to the descendants of its founder and underwent a sensitive reconstruction, restoring its historic glory. During the renovations, thousands of glass negatives featuring portraits of eminent figures were discovered, breathing new life into the legacy of this photographic institution.
