The Central Photographic Agency was a Polish photography agency founded in Warsaw in 1951 to supply photographs to the state controlled press of the Polish People's Republic. It also assisted in creating maps and other illustrations reproduced in magazines and newspapers, and by the time of its dissolution in 1991, following the end of communism in Poland, it had become the country's largest photography agency.
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