Publisher/Federico Motta Editore

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A collection of photographs by Italian photographer Luigi Gilli. Luigi Gilli's popularity has been reignited both in Japan and abroad with the reprint of "Kodachrome" published in 1978 and "Photography Lecture" published by Misuzu Shobo in 2014. He is an artistic photographer who has a deep knowledge of art, architecture, music, etc., is captivated by images, and continues to think through images. This book is a large-format photo book published in 2001 by Massimo Mussini, one of the first solo exhibition planners who fell in love with the talent of Luigi Gilli, who was unknown at the time in the early 1970s. A large volume of 415 pages with a total of 382 pages. Among the existing Gilli photo books, this book boasts the largest volume in terms of the number of illustrations, etc., and is evaluated as Gilli's best edition in terms of content. The pagination is classified in detail by theme, and the heartwarming production that allows you to enjoy comparing the atelier photos of Giorgio Morandi and Aldo Rossi is also attractive. A collection of recommended works that beautifully summarizes the whole picture of Gilli's camera work for more than 20 years, including the 70's and the 80's when the style changed. Text is in Italian.