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The Wonder of Innocence

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In her fifth photographic collection, world-renowned actress and photographer Gina Lollobrigida presents a vibrant, surreal journey into a fantasy realm of children and animals. This work, born from years of global travel, offers a dreamlike perspective on life through a child's eyes. Infused with spontaneity, whimsy, and Lollobrigida's imaginative vision, the photographs are crafted using a unique technique that combines multiple images. Accompanying the visuals are quotes from a diverse array of figures, including Shakespeare, Lincoln, Keats, and Einstein, alongside proverbs and local folklore. A foreword by Mother Teresa, an introduction by Lollobrigida, and essays by Carlo Rubbia, Ernesto Caffo, and Fulco Pratesi further explore the themes within the photographs. This enchanting volume reflects Lollobrigida's affection for children and animals, conveying a hopeful vision of harmony among all beings in a world free from destruction and ecological disaster. Her photographs embody the belief that neglecting the beauty of nature diminishes our capacity to dream. Lollobrigida, also an accomplished painter and sculptor, departs from her previous journalistic works to focus on the human experience, capturing genuine emotions with gentle humor and the essence of her childhood dreams.

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The Wonder of Innocence, Gina Lollobrigida

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Released
1994
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(Hardcover),
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Title
The Wonder of Innocence
Language
English
Released
1994
Format
Hardcover
Pages
192
ISBN10
0810935732
ISBN13
9780810935730
Series
Description
In her fifth photographic collection, world-renowned actress and photographer Gina Lollobrigida presents a vibrant, surreal journey into a fantasy realm of children and animals. This work, born from years of global travel, offers a dreamlike perspective on life through a child's eyes. Infused with spontaneity, whimsy, and Lollobrigida's imaginative vision, the photographs are crafted using a unique technique that combines multiple images. Accompanying the visuals are quotes from a diverse array of figures, including Shakespeare, Lincoln, Keats, and Einstein, alongside proverbs and local folklore. A foreword by Mother Teresa, an introduction by Lollobrigida, and essays by Carlo Rubbia, Ernesto Caffo, and Fulco Pratesi further explore the themes within the photographs. This enchanting volume reflects Lollobrigida's affection for children and animals, conveying a hopeful vision of harmony among all beings in a world free from destruction and ecological disaster. Her photographs embody the belief that neglecting the beauty of nature diminishes our capacity to dream. Lollobrigida, also an accomplished painter and sculptor, departs from her previous journalistic works to focus on the human experience, capturing genuine emotions with gentle humor and the essence of her childhood dreams.