17 Best images about Mario de Biasi on Pinterest New york, Baby prams and Claudia cardinale
Mario De Biasi first visited New York in 1955 on a fashion assignment for the Italian press, and his impressions of the city are suffused with glamour. Dispatches home to his employer, the Milanese illustrated weekly Epoca, are nocturnes in neon and steel—departures from the seasoned photojournalist's signature humanism.
El ojo acromático Mario de Biasi Los italianos se giran.
Mario De Biasi, Mário De Biasi, Mario de Biasi Ulan 500115118 View the full Getty record. Information from Getty's Union List of Artist Names ® (ULAN), made available under the ODC Attribution License. Works 1 work online Mario De Biasi. Balletto. 1953. Exhibition Recent Acquisitions. Dec 21, 1960-Feb 5, 1961.
El ojo acromático Mario de Biasi Los italianos se giran.
This article is a tribute to the Italian photojournalist Mario de Biasi and his wonderful book "Five Continents by Bike," a pretty series of street photographs showing people riding bicycles from all five continents. He is considered one of the masters of 20th century Italian photojournalism.
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Photographs 1947-2003", dedicated to one of the greatest Italian photographers, tireless storyteller of the world, Mario De Biasi.
Mario De Biasi the new photographic exhibition of Casa dei Tre Oci
Mario De Biasi | Trastevere, Rome | The Metropolitan Museum of Art Exhibitions and Events Learn with Us The Collection Photographs Trastevere, Rome Mario De Biasi Italian 1947 Not on view Between the end of World War II in 1945 and the economic boom of the 1960s, Italy underwent enormous political and social transformation.
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Mario De Biasi (Sois, Belluno, 1923 - Milan, 2013) began to take pictures between 1944 and 1945 in Germany, where he was deported during the war. Returning to Milan, his adoptive city, in 1946, he began working as a radio technician and he dedicated his free time to take pictures in the city. In 1948 he approached the Circolo Fotografico.
AFIP ONLINE In memoria di Mario De Biasi
The exhibition "MARIO DE BIASI AND MILAN. Special Edition", organized and produced by Mondadori portfolio in collaboration with the Diocesan Museum of Milan and curated by Maria Vittoria Baravelli and Silvia De Biasi, presents 70 vintage photographs, prints and unpublished shots by one of the most acclaimed authors of the second half of the.
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As a self-taught photographer who joined the editorial team of Italian news weekly Epoca (equivalent to LIFE magazine) in 1953, Mario De Biasi was dispatched to Budapest. He was there for only two days (23rd and 24th October) but he would record intense and raw photographs of the revolt, from the entry of the Soviet tanks to snipers firing on.
Mario De Biasi. Budapest, Zagabria
Besides being a great photographer, Mario De Biasi, passionate about art and painting, was also an original draftsman. A universe of strong colors and infinite fantasy will "cover" the Casa dei Tre Oci, restoring stylistic continuity to the set-up along the three floors of the neo-Gothic building with the depiction of suns, eyes, heads and hearts.
Mario De Biasi, Budapest 1956
Mario de Biasi, Gli italiani si voltano, Milano (The Italians turn around, Milan), 1954 Among the photographers in the exhibition are Mario de Biasi, who began taking pictures in 1944 with a.
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Artist: Mario De Biasi (Italian, Belluno 1923-2013 Milan) Date: 1954, printed later Medium: Gelatin silver print Dimensions: Image: 13 1/8 × 19 9/16 in. (33.3 × 49.7 cm) Classification: Photographs Credit Line: Gift of Archivio Mario De Biasi, 2018 Accession Number: 2018.621.5 Rights and Reproduction: © Archivio Mario De Biasi
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Mario De Biasi. 1950s. Vines and Olive Trees, Tarragona. Joan Miró.
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Mario De Biasi, "Sunday in August", Milan, 1949, © Archivio Mario De Biasi NeoRealismo: The New Image in Italy, 1932-1960 explores Italian Neorealism in photography, as it documented Italy's economic and social conditions in the mid-20th century and its rise as a democratic nation.
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Mario De Biasi, Gli italiani si voltano, 1953, courtesy of Casa dei Tre Oci Who is Mario De Biasi. Mario De Biasi was born in Belluno in 1923. His passion for photography grew during the WWII years, when he was sent to Nuremberg to work as a radio technician he discovered a photography manual.
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Mario De Biasi Born in Belluno in 1923. He joined Epoca in 1953 and in over 30 years filed reports for the magazine from around the world. Among these was a report on the Hungarian uprising of 1956, images of New York in the 1950s and many portraits. He has held exhibitions in Italy and abroad.