Publisher/Federico Motta Editore

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A collection of photographs by Italian photographer Hugo Muras. Muras is famous for his collection of works, "New York: The New Art Scene," which depicts the American contemporary/pop art scene since the 1960s. With the reportage of the Venice Biennale in 1954, he devoted himself to artist photography, and while doing commercial work for Pirelli and Olivetti, he photographed the daily lives and production scenes of Chagall, Giacometti, and Calder. Inspired by the contemporary American pop art he saw at the 1964 Biennale, Muras traveled to the United States three times, exploring new artistic frontiers with Warhol, Jones, Dyne, Lichtenstein, and Rauschenberg. In 1967, he published "New York: This book is the 1993 exhibition catalog. Muras's works from the 1950s to his death from illness in 1973 are introduced in chronological order, and in addition to the above-mentioned representative works, rare illustrations such as the portrait of the painter Morandi are included. . Soft cover edition.