Camerapohoto Epoche/Vittorio Pavan - 21-Ernest Hemingway-Cortina 1948
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Digital print on pigment inks on 310g Silk fiber baryta paper, from original negatives for the work 21-Ernest Hemingway-Cortina 1948 by Camerapohoto Epoche/Vittorio Pavan, edition 01/30, size 55 x 55 cm, signed with a stamp and in SPL condition, dated 1948.
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Digital pigment ink print on baryta fiber silk paper, with a 60×70 cm sheet.
All images are taken from the original negatives, belonging to Vittorio Pavan's Cameraphoto Epoche Archive.
Printed on 310 g Silk fiber baryta paper with pigment inks. Paper 60×70 cm.
The image obtained from a 6×6 cm negative.
Camera Epoche - Venice Historical Archive:
Three hundred thousand, mostly unpublished black-and-white images: negatives on glass giving way, as time passes, to 4×5 images on film sheets, then to 120-roll film during the Fifties, replaced by 135 cartridges from the early 1970s onward. This is the content of the Archivio Cameraphoto Epoche archive in numbers. A quick peek at it and we can't help falling in love with long-gone faces, places and facts whose strength still pops out of each contact print and has now become history: movie stars and art/culture personalities, day- and night views of Venice and the surrounding countryside, gossip, crime, sports and local news, artwork or reproductions of prints.
About Vittorio Pavan:
In 1972, at the age of 14, he was hired by Cameraphoto, the largest photojournalism agency in Venice, founded in 1946, collaborating in the production of development and black-and-white analogue press and the creation of photographic services for newspapers and weeklies, including “Il Corriere della Sera”, “La Stampa”, “Der Spiegel”, “Time” and “Life”.
In addition to photojournalism he still collaborates with La Biennale and with the Department of Culture for the realization of exhibition catalogs, including Vasilij Kandiskij, Egon Schiele, Cagnaccio, Titian and El Greco.
In 1987 he took over the Agency.
He currently makes art photographs for books, collaborating with publishing houses such as Electa, Treccani, Biblos, Magnus. In addition to the reproduction of works of art (the latest major work the book "Emilio Vedova Sculptor" published by Skira), he performs analogue prints in black and white and fine-art digital prints, for professionals and artists, among his clients include Araki, Fulvio Roiter, Giorgia Fiorio, David Hamilton, Danilo De Marchi.
In addition to the activity of photographer and printer, for about five years he has dedicated himself to the enhancement and conservation of his historical archive, called the "Archivio Cameraphoto Epoche" containing about 300,000 negatives from the post-war period to the 80s, which negatives represent in various aspects the history of Venice and not only.
Digital pigment ink print on baryta fiber silk paper, with a 60×70 cm sheet.
All images are taken from the original negatives, belonging to Vittorio Pavan's Cameraphoto Epoche Archive.
Printed on 310 g Silk fiber baryta paper with pigment inks. Paper 60×70 cm.
The image obtained from a 6×6 cm negative.
Camera Epoche - Venice Historical Archive:
Three hundred thousand, mostly unpublished black-and-white images: negatives on glass giving way, as time passes, to 4×5 images on film sheets, then to 120-roll film during the Fifties, replaced by 135 cartridges from the early 1970s onward. This is the content of the Archivio Cameraphoto Epoche archive in numbers. A quick peek at it and we can't help falling in love with long-gone faces, places and facts whose strength still pops out of each contact print and has now become history: movie stars and art/culture personalities, day- and night views of Venice and the surrounding countryside, gossip, crime, sports and local news, artwork or reproductions of prints.
About Vittorio Pavan:
In 1972, at the age of 14, he was hired by Cameraphoto, the largest photojournalism agency in Venice, founded in 1946, collaborating in the production of development and black-and-white analogue press and the creation of photographic services for newspapers and weeklies, including “Il Corriere della Sera”, “La Stampa”, “Der Spiegel”, “Time” and “Life”.
In addition to photojournalism he still collaborates with La Biennale and with the Department of Culture for the realization of exhibition catalogs, including Vasilij Kandiskij, Egon Schiele, Cagnaccio, Titian and El Greco.
In 1987 he took over the Agency.
He currently makes art photographs for books, collaborating with publishing houses such as Electa, Treccani, Biblos, Magnus. In addition to the reproduction of works of art (the latest major work the book "Emilio Vedova Sculptor" published by Skira), he performs analogue prints in black and white and fine-art digital prints, for professionals and artists, among his clients include Araki, Fulvio Roiter, Giorgia Fiorio, David Hamilton, Danilo De Marchi.
In addition to the activity of photographer and printer, for about five years he has dedicated himself to the enhancement and conservation of his historical archive, called the "Archivio Cameraphoto Epoche" containing about 300,000 negatives from the post-war period to the 80s, which negatives represent in various aspects the history of Venice and not only.
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Artist
Camerapohoto Epoche/Vittorio Pavan
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Title of artwork
21-Ernest Hemingway-Cortina 1948
Condition
Extremely fine
Technique
Digital print
Height
55 cm
Edition
01/30
Width
55 cm
Signature
Stamped
Genre
Photojournalism
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