ISBN: 9791254600962 - venezia: beyond the icon (fotografia) (21 Ergebnisse)

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Hardcover. Zustand: new. Hardcover. Dreamlike black and white photographs capture the mysterious beauty of this beloved city as it is without tourists and beyond the usual places. Alejandro Merizalde began photographing in Venice in 2008. In his early visits he found the city stiflingly overcrowded, but during a brief winter trip a few years later, the overcast skies and foggy atmosphere allowed him to draw out Venice's legendary beauty without the disruptions of mass tourism. In 2013 he started experimenting with longer exposures to eliminate the distractions of human activity and enable him to concentrate on his architectural compositions. This shift in approach was gradual, but it helped him realise that he was no longer interested in recording iconic features like St Mark's Basilica, the Bridge of Sighs and the gondola, to name a few. From then on, he dropped the predictable locations and buildings and trained his lens on the Venice lagoon and areas of the city where Venetians actually spend their lives. Text in English, French and Italian. AUTHORS: Alejandro Merizalde was born in Ecuador in 1979 and has spent 16 years developing his wide-ranging Venice photographic project. His first book, 100 Churches of Venice and the Lagoon, was published by Damiani in 2021. His second title, Thirteen Venetian Gasoline Stations, a limited-edition art book conceived in tribute to artist Ed Ruscha, was published in 2023. He currently lives and works in Connecticut with his wife. Luis Perez-Oramas was born in Caracas in 1960. He is a poet and art historian, holding a PhD in Art History from the Ecole des Hautes Etudes en Sciences Sociales, Paris (1994). He was the curator of Latin American Art at the Museum of Modern Art in New York from 2003 to 2017, and is the author of several exhibition catalogues, essays on art, social issues and political criticism, as well as nine books of poetry. SELLING POINTS: . The book showcases lesser-known areas of Venice, providing a glimpse into the daily lives of Venetian residents . Merizalde's long-exposure photography creates mesmerising images of the Venetian lagoon and cityscapes . Merizalde's photographs capture the true essence of Venice, its history, culture, and beauty 52 b/w illustrations Alejandro Merizalde captures Venice's hidden beauty. Escaping the tourist crowds, he focuses on the city's quieter moments and the lagoon's serene landscapes. His long-exposure photography reveals a Venice untouched by mass tourism. Text in English, French and Italian. Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability. …

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Hardback. Zustand: New. Bilingual. Alejandro Merizalde began photographing in Venice in 2008. In his early visits he found the city stiflingly overcrowded, but during a brief winter trip a few years later, the overcast skies and foggy atmosphere allowed him to draw out Venice's legendary beauty without the disruptions of mass tourism. In 2013 he started experimenting with longer exposures to eliminate the distractions of human activity and enable him to concentrate on his architectural compositions. This shift in approach was gradual, but it helped him realise that he was no longer interested in recording iconic features like St Mark's Basilica, the Bridge of Sighs and the gondola, to name a few. From then on, he dropped the predictable locations and buildings and trained his lens on the Venice lagoon and areas of the city where Venetians actually spend their lives.Text in English, French and Italian.…

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Zustand: NUOVO. Milano, Five Continents Editions cm.29x29,5, pp.120, illustrazioni. legatura editoriale in tutta tela, tavola applicata al piato anteriore. Collana Fotografia. Ediz. italiana, inglese e francese Alejandro Merizalde cattura l'anima nascosta di Venezia. Il suo obiettivo si posa sull'architettura meno conosciuta e sull'eterea bellezza della laguna. Alejandro Merizalde ha iniziato a fotografare Venezia nel 2008. Dopo un primo impatto deludente con la città, causato dall'eccesso di visitatori, vi fece ritorno qualche anno dopo, nel corso di un breve viaggio invernale: le condizioni di cielo coperto e nebbia gli permisero di cogliere la vera bellezza di Venezia, lontana dal turismo di massa. Dal 2013, Merizalde inizia a utilizzare tempi di esposizione più lunghi per ridurre l'impatto dell'attività umana e valorizzare l'architettura della città. Gli effetti ottenuti lo hanno portato a distaccarsi gradualmente dalle vedute più iconiche della città, come la Basilica di San Marco, il Ponte dei Sospiri e le gondole. Da allora, predilige esplorare la laguna e le zone meno conosciute, quelle dove i veneziani conducono la propria vita quotidiana.…

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Zustand: NEW. Milano: 5 Continents editions, 2025 9791254600962 1116 N vol.: 1, N pag.: 120, W: 28.8, Illustr.: COL, N illustr.: 57 Alejandro Merizalde cattura l'anima nascosta di Venezia. Il suo obiettivo si posa sull'architettura meno conosciuta e sull'eterea bellezza della laguna. Alejandro Merizalde ha iniziato a fotografare Venezia nel 2008. Dopo un primo impatto deludente con la città, causato dall'eccesso di visitatori, vi fece ritorno qualche anno dopo, nel corso di un breve viaggio invernale: le condizioni di cielo coperto e nebbia gli permisero di cogliere la vera bellezza di Venezia, lontana dal turismo di massa. Dal 2013, Merizalde inizia a utilizzare tempi di esposizione più lunghi per ridurre l'impatto dell'attività umana e valorizzare l'architettura della città. Gli effetti ottenuti lo hanno portato a distaccarsi gradualmente dalle vedute più iconiche della città, come la Basilica di San Marco, il Ponte dei Sospiri e le gondole. Da allora, predilige esplorare la laguna e le zone meno conosciute, quelle dove i veneziani conducono la propria vita quotidiana. Alejandro Merizalde cattura l'anima nascosta di Venezia. Il suo obiettivo si posa sull'architettura meno conosciuta e sull'eterea bellezza della laguna. Alejandro Merizalde ha iniziato a fotografare Venezia nel 2008. Dopo un primo impatto deludente con la città, causato dall'eccesso di visitatori, vi fece ritorno qualche anno dopo, nel corso di un breve viaggio invernale: le condizioni di cielo coperto e nebbia gli permisero di cogliere la vera bellezza di Venezia, lontana dal turismo di massa. Dal 2013, Merizalde inizia a utilizzare tempi di esposizione più lunghi per ridurre l'impatto dell'attività umana e valorizzare l'architettura della città. Gli effetti ottenuti lo hanno portato a distaccarsi gradualmente dalle vedute più iconiche della città, come la Basilica di San Marco, il Ponte dei Sospiri e le gondole. Da allora, predilige esplorare la laguna e le zone meno conosciute, quelle dove i veneziani conducono la propria vita quotidiana.…

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Buch. Zustand: Neu. Neuware - Dreamlike black and white photographs capture the mysterious beauty of this beloved city as it is without tourists and beyond the usual places. Alejandro Merizalde began photographing in Venice in 2008. In his early visits he found the city stiflingly overcrowded, but during a brief winter trip a few years later, the overcast skies and foggy atmosphere allowed him to draw out Venice's legendary beauty without the disruptions of mass tourism. In 2013 he started experimenting with longer exposures to eliminate the distractions of human activity and enable him to concentrate on his architectural compositions. This shift in approach was gradual, but it helped him realize that he was no longer interested in recording iconic features like St Mark's Basilica, the Bridge of Sighs and the gondola, to name a few. From then on, he dropped the predictable locations and buildings and trained his lens on the Venice lagoon and areas of the city where Venetians actually spend their lives. Text in English, French and Italian.…

Hardcover. Zustand: new. Hardcover. Dreamlike black and white photographs capture the mysterious beauty of this beloved city as it is without tourists and beyond the usual places. Alejandro Merizalde began photographing in Venice in 2008. In his early visits he found the city stiflingly overcrowded, but during a brief winter trip a few years later, the overcast skies and foggy atmosphere allowed him to draw out Venice's legendary beauty without the disruptions of mass tourism. In 2013 he started experimenting with longer exposures to eliminate the distractions of human activity and enable him to concentrate on his architectural compositions. This shift in approach was gradual, but it helped him realise that he was no longer interested in recording iconic features like St Mark's Basilica, the Bridge of Sighs and the gondola, to name a few. From then on, he dropped the predictable locations and buildings and trained his lens on the Venice lagoon and areas of the city where Venetians actually spend their lives. Text in English, French and Italian. AUTHORS: Alejandro Merizalde was born in Ecuador in 1979 and has spent 16 years developing his wide-ranging Venice photographic project. His first book, 100 Churches of Venice and the Lagoon, was published by Damiani in 2021. His second title, Thirteen Venetian Gasoline Stations, a limited-edition art book conceived in tribute to artist Ed Ruscha, was published in 2023. He currently lives and works in Connecticut with his wife. Luis Perez-Oramas was born in Caracas in 1960. He is a poet and art historian, holding a PhD in Art History from the Ecole des Hautes Etudes en Sciences Sociales, Paris (1994). He was the curator of Latin American Art at the Museum of Modern Art in New York from 2003 to 2017, and is the author of several exhibition catalogues, essays on art, social issues and political criticism, as well as nine books of poetry. SELLING POINTS: . The book showcases lesser-known areas of Venice, providing a glimpse into the daily lives of Venetian residents . Merizalde's long-exposure photography creates mesmerising images of the Venetian lagoon and cityscapes . Merizalde's photographs capture the true essence of Venice, its history, culture, and beauty 52 b/w illustrations Alejandro Merizalde captures Venice's hidden beauty. Escaping the tourist crowds, he focuses on the city's quieter moments and the lagoon's serene landscapes. His long-exposure photography reveals a Venice untouched by mass tourism. Text in English, French and Italian. Shipping may be from our Sydney, NSW warehouse or from our UK or US warehouse, depending on stock availability. …

Hardback. Zustand: New. Bilingual. Alejandro Merizalde began photographing in Venice in 2008. In his early visits he found the city stiflingly overcrowded, but during a brief winter trip a few years later, the overcast skies and foggy atmosphere allowed him to draw out Venice's legendary beauty without the disruptions of mass tourism. In 2013 he started experimenting with longer exposures to eliminate the distractions of human activity and enable him to concentrate on his architectural compositions. This shift in approach was gradual, but it helped him realise that he was no longer interested in recording iconic features like St Mark's Basilica, the Bridge of Sighs and the gondola, to name a few. From then on, he dropped the predictable locations and buildings and trained his lens on the Venice lagoon and areas of the city where Venetians actually spend their lives.Text in English, French and Italian.…

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Hardcover. Zustand: new. Hardcover. Dreamlike black and white photographs capture the mysterious beauty of this beloved city as it is without tourists and beyond the usual places. Alejandro Merizalde began photographing in Venice in 2008. In his early visits he found the city stiflingly overcrowded, but during a brief winter trip a few years later, the overcast skies and foggy atmosphere allowed him to draw out Venice's legendary beauty without the disruptions of mass tourism. In 2013 he started experimenting with longer exposures to eliminate the distractions of human activity and enable him to concentrate on his architectural compositions. This shift in approach was gradual, but it helped him realise that he was no longer interested in recording iconic features like St Mark's Basilica, the Bridge of Sighs and the gondola, to name a few. From then on, he dropped the predictable locations and buildings and trained his lens on the Venice lagoon and areas of the city where Venetians actually spend their lives. Text in English, French and Italian. AUTHORS: Alejandro Merizalde was born in Ecuador in 1979 and has spent 16 years developing his wide-ranging Venice photographic project. His first book, 100 Churches of Venice and the Lagoon, was published by Damiani in 2021. His second title, Thirteen Venetian Gasoline Stations, a limited-edition art book conceived in tribute to artist Ed Ruscha, was published in 2023. He currently lives and works in Connecticut with his wife. Luis Perez-Oramas was born in Caracas in 1960. He is a poet and art historian, holding a PhD in Art History from the Ecole des Hautes Etudes en Sciences Sociales, Paris (1994). He was the curator of Latin American Art at the Museum of Modern Art in New York from 2003 to 2017, and is the author of several exhibition catalogues, essays on art, social issues and political criticism, as well as nine books of poetry. SELLING POINTS: . The book showcases lesser-known areas of Venice, providing a glimpse into the daily lives of Venetian residents . Merizalde's long-exposure photography creates mesmerising images of the Venetian lagoon and cityscapes . Merizalde's photographs capture the true essence of Venice, its history, culture, and beauty 52 b/w illustrations Alejandro Merizalde captures Venice's hidden beauty. Escaping the tourist crowds, he focuses on the city's quieter moments and the lagoon's serene landscapes. His long-exposure photography reveals a Venice untouched by mass tourism. Text in English, French and Italian. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our UK warehouse or from our Australian or US warehouses, depending on stock availability. …