Elio Luxardo (Italian, 1908–1969) - Studio nude, c.1955






Plus de 35 ans d'expérience ; ancien galeriste et conservateur au Museum Folkwang.
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Untitled (Studio nude of Gilda Baar), gelatin-silver print, with copyright stamp and archive number of the photographer.
The photograph was published in Desirée. Chapman & Hall, London, 1942.
In very good condition, partial creases and signs of age. Please check the scans for details.
Elio Luxardo (1908–1969) was an Italian photographer best known for refined studio portraits of actors, writers, and cultural figures in Rome and Milan from the 1930s onward. Born in Brazil to Italian parents, he developed a polished black-and-white style marked by elegant lighting, cinematic atmosphere, and a modern sense of glamour. Luxardo became especially associated with Italian film culture, photographing many performers and public personalities of the Fascist and postwar eras, while also producing striking nude studies and occasional experimental compositions. Today, he is regarded as one of the key names in 20th-century Italian portrait photography.
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Untitled (Studio nude of Gilda Baar), gelatin-silver print, with copyright stamp and archive number of the photographer.
The photograph was published in Desirée. Chapman & Hall, London, 1942.
In very good condition, partial creases and signs of age. Please check the scans for details.
Elio Luxardo (1908–1969) was an Italian photographer best known for refined studio portraits of actors, writers, and cultural figures in Rome and Milan from the 1930s onward. Born in Brazil to Italian parents, he developed a polished black-and-white style marked by elegant lighting, cinematic atmosphere, and a modern sense of glamour. Luxardo became especially associated with Italian film culture, photographing many performers and public personalities of the Fascist and postwar eras, while also producing striking nude studies and occasional experimental compositions. Today, he is regarded as one of the key names in 20th-century Italian portrait photography.
