1954
four gelatin silver prints, 16 x 11 cm (18 x 11.8 cm), 16.2 x 11.8 cm (18 x 12 cm),
16.2 x 11.2 cm (17.8 x 11.8 cm), 16.2 x 11.5 cm (18 x 11.7 cm),
described on the reverse of each print, dated on the reverse of two prints,
artist`s stamp on the reverse of one print,
vintage prints

When commenting on her output, Pirotte admitted that she is most keen on photographing young people, especially children. As Teresa Śmiechowska, the curator of Pirrote`s retrospective (Faces and Hands, Jewish Historical Institute, Warsaw, 2012), says, "(...) her photography arises from sacrifice, commitment, and is a mission rather than just an extraordinary skill. Most of the people she portrayed look straight into the lens - it can be clearly seen that the artist was struggling with her commitment. Pirotte can be ranked as a heroic photographer, for whom the face of another person means much more than the face we see". The featured photographs were taken in the early 1954 in Zakopane.