Mario De Biasi

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Mario De Biasi: People Foreword by Walter Guadagnini. Peripatetic, prolific and perceptive, Mario De Biasi has trekked the world, looking for and capturing human stories of such diversity that this collection could also be called People. With Boubat, Cartier-Bresson,
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DAMIANI
ISBN: 9788889431115
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Mario De Biasi: Reading Essays by Maria Cristina Didero and Giuliana Scimé. Can you learn to read by watching people read? Born in 1923, photojournalist Mario De Biasi has carefully and poetically captured people reading, around the world, in all sorts of situations,
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CHARTA
ISBN: 9788881584437
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Mario De Biasi

Mario De Biasi: People

Foreword by Walter Guadagnini.
Published by Damiani

Peripatetic, prolific and perceptive, Mario De Biasi has trekked the world, looking for and capturing human stories of such diversity that this collection could also be called People. With Boubat, Cartier-Bresson, Gardin and Riboud, De Biasi was part of a generation of travelers and explorers whose oeuvre amounts to a visual ode to the second half of the twentieth century. Through his long collaboration with Epoca, the Italian magazine, he is considered by many to be the father of photojournalism in his country, inspiring generations of young photographers, with travel bags ready and cameras always in hand. De Biasi finds intimate moments that nevertheless have the sweep of history: a crowded, colorful street scene in the Far East, or a worker napping in the crevice of an ancient monument. This book is part of the Unpublished Photographs series.

Mario De Biasi: Reading

Essays by Maria Cristina Didero and Giuliana Scimé.
Published by Charta

Can you learn to read by watching people read? Born in 1923, photojournalist Mario De Biasi has carefully and poetically captured people reading, around the world, in all sorts of situations, for the last forty years. In this universal story told by cultured people from Saudi Arabia to the United States, reading is reflected on as an inescapable and vital act, one that unites peoples and traditions as only knowledge can.