Mario De Biasi Italie - - Ingelijste fotodruk - Top Art, Milano en Top Art Inc., San Diego, CA - New York 1955

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Kai Brückner
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Selected by Kai Brückner

Over 35 years' experience; former gallery owner and Museum Folkwang curator.

Estimate  € 300 - € 380
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Mario De Biasi, New York 1955, silver gelatin print from 1998, 41 × 31 cm, signed in the plate, a framed photojournalism print.

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Description;

Mario De Biasi, June 2 (1923-2013), a versatile photographer who Enzo Biagi described as "the man who could photograph everything." He preferred the capital of Lombardy, where he settled at the age of 15.

Beautiful framed photograph by Mario De Biasi, titled "New York 1955». This iconic black-and-white photo shows a classic New York scene with steam rising from the sewer, surrounded by vintage taxis. The photo is professionally framed and in excellent condition. A timeless artwork that is an asset to any collection or interior.

Issued by: Top Art, Milano and Top Art Inc., San Diego, CA

Technique: Silver gelatin print
Condition: New
Size: 41x31 cm
Provenance: Art Expo Utrecht, purchased from art dealer.
Relief print on the paper 'New York 1955', see all photos.

As we are not a company, consumer rights do not apply and transport damage will not be covered. Shipping at buyer's risk. Of course carefully packed and shipped in working condition.

Seller's Story

Hello, my husband and I are huge enthusiasts of vintage & antiques. We have been collecting them for about 30 years. Through the many connections on markets at home and abroad, we continue to purchase to enrich our collection. Each time we make a well-considered choice to keep an object, or offer it for sale. Expertise: Vintage Audio & Computer Collectables - Vintage/Antique Toys. Perhaps until we meet again!
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Description;

Mario De Biasi, June 2 (1923-2013), a versatile photographer who Enzo Biagi described as "the man who could photograph everything." He preferred the capital of Lombardy, where he settled at the age of 15.

Beautiful framed photograph by Mario De Biasi, titled "New York 1955». This iconic black-and-white photo shows a classic New York scene with steam rising from the sewer, surrounded by vintage taxis. The photo is professionally framed and in excellent condition. A timeless artwork that is an asset to any collection or interior.

Issued by: Top Art, Milano and Top Art Inc., San Diego, CA

Technique: Silver gelatin print
Condition: New
Size: 41x31 cm
Provenance: Art Expo Utrecht, purchased from art dealer.
Relief print on the paper 'New York 1955', see all photos.

As we are not a company, consumer rights do not apply and transport damage will not be covered. Shipping at buyer's risk. Of course carefully packed and shipped in working condition.

Seller's Story

Hello, my husband and I are huge enthusiasts of vintage & antiques. We have been collecting them for about 30 years. Through the many connections on markets at home and abroad, we continue to purchase to enrich our collection. Each time we make a well-considered choice to keep an object, or offer it for sale. Expertise: Vintage Audio & Computer Collectables - Vintage/Antique Toys. Perhaps until we meet again!
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Details

Date of print
1998
Artist
Mario De Biasi Italie - - Ingelijste fotodruk - Top Art, Milano en Top Art Inc., San Diego, CA
Sold by
Owner or reseller
Title of artwork
New York 1955
Condition
Very fine
Technique
Gelatin-silver print
Height
41 cm
Width
31 cm
Signature
Plate signed
Genre
Photojournalism
The NetherlandsVerified
801
Objects sold
100%
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