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Fosco Maraini ( Italian: [ˈfosko maraˈiːni, ˈfɔs-]; [1] [2] 15 November 1912 – 8 June 2004) was an Italian photographer, anthropologist, ethnologist, writer, mountaineer and academic. Biography.
Fosco Maraini ( Firenze, 15 novembre 1912 – Firenze, 8 giugno 2004) è stato un antropologo, orientalista, alpinista, fotografo, scrittore e poeta italiano . Indice. 1 Biografia. 1.1 La formazione. 1.2 Gli anni della guerra. 1.3 Dopo la guerra. 2 Biblioteca e archivio fotografico personale. 3 Opere. 3.1 Traduzioni. 4 Onorificenze.
Maraini trabajó duro para conseguir la complicidad de los Ama y poder acompañar a las mujeres de Hekura, sumergiéndose con ellas en el mar, durante un día de trabajo cotidiano. Las imágenes submarinas resultantes son de una belleza cautivadora, así como los textos que las acompañan: “¡Extraña campesina del mar!
Learn about Fosco Maraini, a Florentine photographer, writer, mountaineer, and anthropologist who travelled widely in Asia and Africa. See his photos of Sicily, Japan, Tibet, and more in the I Tatti collection.
In 1954 Italian anthropologist and photographer Fosco Maraini took a small film crew to Hekura Hegura-jima, a small Japanese island famous for its female pearl divers.
Fosco Maraini | Britannica. Contributor. LOCATION: Florence 50125, Italy. BIOGRAPHY. Writer. Former Lecturer in Japanese, University of Florence. Author of Where Four Worlds Meet and others. Primary Contributions (3) Articles. Hindu Kush, great mountain system of Central Asia.
Fosco Maraini. Photographies. Japan 1954. Maraini’s photographic lens succeeded in capturing an unknown view of Japan in its full vitality. It provides a glimpse of a world that is doomed to disappear. Reiterations. Foto gallery. The project.
