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A World in Color – Erich Hartmann – Italy
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Featured in the Italy installation of A World in Color, this 1966 photograph by Erich Hartmann is part of an enigmatic series he took of Venice. Among Hartmann’s far-reaching photographic experiments — from abstract images of ink-drops in water to laser light patterns — was the kaleidoscope lens, to create what poet Ezra Pound called “vortographs.” In this rediscovered image, Hartmann’s surreal portrayal of a gondolier offers a novel interpretation of the city, defying all clichés.
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THE PROJECT:
Magnum Photos, in partnership with Fujifilm and MPP (Heritage and Photography Library of Paris), presents A World in Color, a historic project to digitize the agency’s Paris color library archive, which has remained dormant for decades.
Stowed away in the late 19th century Saint-Cyr fort are over 43,000 slide sheets, totaling approximately 650,000 color slides, dating from the 1950s to the early 2000s. Many of these images have remained — until now — unseen to the public eye, and untouched for over 20 years. With the help of Magnum’s Archive and Production teams, and the Fujifilm GFX 100 II medium-format digital camera, a selection of these exclusive images are finally being revealed to the public for the first time.