Photos - Fotos: Bruno Barbey - The Italians - Part 1 - Bio - Links
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ITALY. Campania region.
Town of Milan. Train station. 1966
ITALY. Campania region.
Town of Naples. 1966
Bruno Barbey ITALY.
Campania region.
Town of Naples. 1966
Bruno Barbey
Campania region.
Town of Naples. 1966
ITALY. Campania region.
Town of Naples. 1966
ITALY. Campania region.
Town of Naples. 1966
ITALY. Campania region. Town of Naples. 1966.
At the opera
ITALY. Campania region. Town of Naples. 1966.
First communion
ITALY. Campania region. Town of Naples. 1966.
Necropole
ITALY. Campania region. Town of Naples. 1966.
Religious parade in the old quarter of the city.
ITALY. Campania region. Town of Naples. 1966.
Sailors on shore
ITALY. Campania region. Town of Naples. 1966.
Selling fish
ITALY. Campania region. Town of Naples. 1966.
Watching a religious parade in the old part of the city
ITALY. Town of Naples. 1964
ITALY. Town of Naples. 1964.
Funeral procession
The Italians
By Bruno Barbey
95 B/W pictures.
Publisher :
Editions de la Martinière, 2002.
Abrahams, New York, 2002.
All rights reserved to the Magnum photo-agency, and the author.
Only for educational, noncommercial purposes.
Bruno Barbey
Bruno's site:
French,
b.1941
Born in Morocco, Bruno Barbey studied photography and graphic arts at the Ecole des Arts et Métiers in Vevey, Switzerland (1959-60). From 1961 to 1964 he photographed the Italians as protagonists of a small 'theatrical world', with the aim of capturing photographically the spirit of a nation.
Born in Morocco, Bruno Barbey studied photography and graphic arts at the Ecole des Arts et Métiers in Vevey, Switzerland (1959-60). From 1961 to 1964 he photographed the Italians as protagonists of a small 'theatrical world', with the aim of capturing photographically the spirit of a nation.
During
that decade he was commissioned by Editions Rencontre in Lausanne to document
European and African countries and was also a regular contributor to Vogue
magazine. In 1964 Barbey began his relationship with Magnum Photos, and
became an Associate member in 1966, and a full member in 1968, a year
when he documented the political unrest and the French student riots in
Paris.
Between
1979 and 1981, he photographed Poland at a turning point in its history,
which he documented in a widely acclaimed book.
Over
four decades, Bruno Barbey has journeyed across five continents and numerous
world conflicts, though he does not consider himself a war photographer,
he nevertheless covered the civil war in Nigeria, Vietnam, the Middle
East, Bangladesh, Cambodia, Ireland, Iraq and Kuwait.
His
work has appeared in most major magazines in the world. A prolific author
who often exposes and expresses himself in book form, Barbey is especially
known for his free and harmonious use of color and has frequently worked
in Morocco, the country of his childhood. In 1999, the Petit Palais (Musee
des Beaux Arts) of the city of Paris, produced a large exhibition of his
photographs taken in Morocco during the past 30 years. He has received
numerous awards for his work, including the French "National Order
of Merit", the "Oversees Press Club Award", and the "University
of Missouri Photojournalism Award".
He
has been exhibited internationally and his photographs are in the collection
of numerous museums.Photos - Fotos: Bruno Barbey - The Italians - Part 1 - Bio - Links
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