The exhibition traces the career of Alfred Eisenstaedt, a leading figure in twentieth century photography and a key figure in the development of photojournalism. From his training in post-World War I Germany to his experience in the United States as a key writer for Life magazine, the exhibition spans over thirty years of activity, including reportage, portraits and iconic images. The broad selection of work reveals a vision capable of combining documentary attention and narrative sensitivity, capturing the crucial moments and cultural transformations of the century.
Featured image: Al teatro delle marionette delle Tuileries, Parigi, 1963
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