
Mario GiacomelliItalian, 1925–2000May one see it?
Los Angeles, United States
It belongs to the collection, but is not on display at present.
Senigallia’s people and places were recurring motifs in Giacomelli’s work. In addition to revealing his interest in the different communities of his hometown, these photographs of a Romani family and of children frolicking on the beach demonstrate his ability to combine humanist and expressive impulses. Giacomelli understood that graininess, movement, and high contrast could do more than simply provide a veneer of abstraction; they also heighten the emotive power of images. Virginia Heckert, J. Paul Getty Museum, Department of Photographs, 2021
J. Paul Getty Museum