Fulvio Roiter - Liege’






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Fulvio Roiter photograph Liege’, a 1962 gelatin-silver print in documentary photography genre, measuring 23.2 × 27.5 cm, signed with a stamp, in good condition, sold by owner or dealer.
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This is an interesting vintage photograph taken by the famous Italian photographer Fulvio Roiter, renowned for his shots of Venice, and his reports around the world, considered one of the leading figures in photography in Italy. His book "Venezia", from 1977, sold over a million copies...!!! The image shows a shot probably "personal" by the artist, a photo of the blast furnaces of Liège, an almost dramatic image, a very beautiful and meaningful photograph, which is part of a series, the artist's personal study. This is a true vintage photograph, the format is about 27.5x23.2 cm, and on the back we find the old stamp of the artist and pencil inscriptions, probably contemporaneous. This photograph participated in an exhibition by Ferrania, around the late 1960s, and the photograph is still mounted in the passepartout typical of that show. Guaranteed authentic 100%."} } } }'keyMismatch: Expected end of object, extra braces. Correction below. } {
This is an interesting vintage photograph taken by the famous Italian photographer Fulvio Roiter, renowned for his shots of Venice, and his reports around the world, considered one of the leading figures in photography in Italy. His book "Venezia", from 1977, sold over a million copies...!!! The image shows a shot probably "personal" by the artist, a photo of the blast furnaces of Liège, an almost dramatic image, a very beautiful and meaningful photograph, which is part of a series, the artist's personal study. This is a true vintage photograph, the format is about 27.5x23.2 cm, and on the back we find the old stamp of the artist and pencil inscriptions, probably contemporaneous. This photograph participated in an exhibition by Ferrania, around the late 1960s, and the photograph is still mounted in the passepartout typical of that show. Guaranteed authentic 100%."} } } }'keyMismatch: Expected end of object, extra braces. Correction below. } {
