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Gelatin silver print, printed 1970s
cm 30,8 x 40,4 (cm 28,2 x 40,4 picture) | 12.1 x 15.9 in. (11 x 15.9 in. picture)
Titled and dated with photographer's credit in black ink on the verso
cm 30,8 x 40,4 (cm 28,2 x 40,4 picture) | 12.1 x 15.9 in. (11 x 15.9 in. picture)
Titled and dated with photographer's credit in black ink on the verso
Beyond the so-called Iron Curtain that divided Western and Eastern Europe, something is moving: in 1956 in Hungary, the population rebel and Mario De Biasi, correspondent of 'Epoca' is so present among the insurgents that he deserves for his courage the nickname of 'crazy Italian'.
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