OTHER EUROPEAN
Mario Giacomelli (1925 - 2000)
With the death of Mario Giacomelli, Europe lost one of its most talented photographers. Trained initially as a typographer, his early interest in graphic effect became a key part of his later photographic work. Winner of numerous medals and prizes, he acheived international status through numerous exhibitions throughout Europe, America and Japan. His highly personal, artistically atmospheric visual style demonstrates a life-long preoccupation with landscapes that emphasize linear, abstact patterns, rural townscapes, streetscenes and portraits of everyday Italian life. His work displays a profound understanding of the country and its people and a mastery of form and effect that make his photographs imaginatve works in their own right.
MARIO GIACOMELLI
Untitled (baby with red hand)
c 1970s
Vintage gelatin silver print and red watercolor paint
10.75 x 15.25 in.
Artist’s stamp on print verso
Condition: 4 small surface creases
Note: A real conversation piece, no?
$850