Claude Nori - Stromboli (1ère édition) - 1991





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Claude Nori's Stromboli (1st edition), a 64-page French-language photography book in softcover published by Contrejour in 1991, in excellent condition.
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Claude Nori: Stromboli First edition 1991
in very fine condition
In 1989 and 1990, Claude Nori went to Stromboli in the footsteps of Roberto Rossellini and Ingrid Bergman for a journey of love and a photographic homage to this mythical film, to draw from it a work that is violent and passionate, which would give rise to this book published in 1991.
In 1949, Roberto Rossellini was already in love with Ingrid Bergman, a Swedish actress living in Hollywood, married and coming out of an idyll with Robert Capa, the famous photojournalist, co-founder with Henri Cartier-Bresson of the Magnum agency. In 1949, Ingrid Bergman had seen Rossellini’s two films Paisà and Roma, città aperta. They had loved them, and she had sent him a genuine love letter to which the director had replied by offering her to star in Stromboli on a black-and-white island dominated by an erupting crater, in order to extract her from the world and to have her entirely for himself in the fury of the volcano and the harshness of its inhabitants.
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Claude Nori: Stromboli First edition 1991
in very fine condition
In 1989 and 1990, Claude Nori went to Stromboli in the footsteps of Roberto Rossellini and Ingrid Bergman for a journey of love and a photographic homage to this mythical film, to draw from it a work that is violent and passionate, which would give rise to this book published in 1991.
In 1949, Roberto Rossellini was already in love with Ingrid Bergman, a Swedish actress living in Hollywood, married and coming out of an idyll with Robert Capa, the famous photojournalist, co-founder with Henri Cartier-Bresson of the Magnum agency. In 1949, Ingrid Bergman had seen Rossellini’s two films Paisà and Roma, città aperta. They had loved them, and she had sent him a genuine love letter to which the director had replied by offering her to star in Stromboli on a black-and-white island dominated by an erupting crater, in order to extract her from the world and to have her entirely for himself in the fury of the volcano and the harshness of its inhabitants.
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