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16 gelatin silver prints in original box, printed by Carlo Ludovico Bragaglia in 1986
cm 24 x 17,8 (pictures in differet sizes) |9.4 x 17.8 in. (pictures in differet sizes)
The Futurist Photodinamism portfolio, housed in an elegant cardboard container covered with polychrome Japanese rice paper, has an important historical value because it tells, in seventeen sepia-tinted black and white images inserted in as many acid-free passepartouts, the story of Futurist Photodinamism as it was conceived by the Bragaglia brothers. Theorised by Anton Giulio Bragaglia, who also did not know how to photograph, in the volume 'Fotodinamismo futurista' (Nalato editor, Rome, 1911) that published them for the first time, the photographs were taken by Arturo and Carlo Ludovico. The latter signed and supervised the reprints for this portfolio that was planned for 12 copies but was actually realised in 9. It is accompanied by original documentation by Carlo Ludovico Bragaglia.
cm 24 x 17,8 (pictures in differet sizes) |9.4 x 17.8 in. (pictures in differet sizes)
Edition 5 of 12
Each one numbered and signed by Carlo Ludovico Bragaglia on the white inferior recto margin
The Futurist Photodinamism portfolio, housed in an elegant cardboard container covered with polychrome Japanese rice paper, has an important historical value because it tells, in seventeen sepia-tinted black and white images inserted in as many acid-free passepartouts, the story of Futurist Photodinamism as it was conceived by the Bragaglia brothers. Theorised by Anton Giulio Bragaglia, who also did not know how to photograph, in the volume 'Fotodinamismo futurista' (Nalato editor, Rome, 1911) that published them for the first time, the photographs were taken by Arturo and Carlo Ludovico. The latter signed and supervised the reprints for this portfolio that was planned for 12 copies but was actually realised in 9. It is accompanied by original documentation by Carlo Ludovico Bragaglia.
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