Nino Migliori — Il Tuffatore (The Diver), 1951

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Nino Migliori — Il Tuffatore (The Diver), 1951Born in 1926, Nino Migliori is among the most influential and enduring figures in 20th century Italian photography, celebrated for a seven decade practice that moves from post war Neorealism to conceptual experimentation while continually probing the threshold between reality and abstraction. Il Tuffatore (1951) stands as one of the defining images of Italys postwar visual culture: a boy captured mid dive, suspended in open space at the precise point

It stands as an ode to time

His practice—poised between image and inscription—builds an intimate

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it offers the kind of singularity sought by museum-grade collections

Executed as an archival pigment print

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