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Giuseppe
Palmas (1918-77) was one of the greatest photo journalists
of the post-war era. Born in Cesena, he began his career in 1946
in Milan as a reporter and special correspondent. After abandoning
the pen for the camera, in 1953 he moved to Rome where he immortalized
all the celebrities who frequented the street Via Veneto and
surroundings. In the summertime he divided his time between Versila
and the Riviera of Romagna, where he documented the beginning
of Italy's postwar economic boom. He chose to end his career
in his native region Romagna. His collection of around 80,000
photos (over 4,500 subjects) covers 30 years of Italian history.
The Giuseppe Palmas Photographic Archive is now available to
companies, newspapers, magazines, publishers, collectors and
private persons.
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Giorgia Moll with Alberto Lattuada
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