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Vincenzo Balocchi (1892-1975) photographed by Alex Franchini Stappo
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Vincenzo Balocchi (1892-1975) photographed by Alex Franchini Stappo
Vincenzo Balocchi (1892-1975) photographed by Alex Franchini Stappo Florence. Date of Photograph:1943
Franchini Stappo, Alex
BVA-S-050024-0101
Media ID 33176386
© Alinari Archives, Florence
Camera Instrument Or Object Photographer Photography Shirt Tripod Easel Waistcoat Parts Of The Body
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This photograph captures the essence of Vincenzo Balocchi, a man whose life story is etched on his face. Taken in 1943 by the talented photographer Alex Franchini Stappo, this portrait exudes a timeless elegance that transcends generations. Vincenzo Balocchi's piercing gaze draws you into the frame, revealing a depth of character and wisdom beyond his years. His strong jawline and chiseled features are accentuated by the soft lighting, creating an ethereal aura around him. The carefully styled hair frames his face with meticulous precision, showcasing both his attention to detail and impeccable grooming. Dressed in a tailored shirt and waistcoat, Balocchi exudes confidence and sophistication. Every element of his attire has been thoughtfully chosen – from the perfectly knotted tie to the subtle pattern on his waistcoat – reflecting an individual who takes pride in their appearance. The composition of this photograph is masterful; every line leading your eye towards its subject. A tripod easel stands proudly beside Balocchi, serving as a reminder of Franchini Stappo's dedication to capturing this moment with utmost precision. In an era where nudity was often taboo in photography, Franchini Stappo challenges conventions by subtly hinting at vulnerability through Balocchi's bare shoulders peeking out from beneath his shirt collar. This delicate balance between modesty and sensuality adds another layer of intrigue to this already mesmerizing image. As we contemplate Vincenzo Balocchi's enigmatic expression frozen in time, we are reminded that photographs have the power to transcend mere visual representation. They capture fragments of history while simultaneously inviting us into intimate narratives woven within each frame - stories waiting patiently for us to unravel them.
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