Delve into 'Zaragoza 1930. La ciudad en la fotografía de Loty,' an engaging exhibition showcasing the work of Portuguese photographer António Passaporte. This collection features 50 striking images that document Zaragoza's iconic monuments, vibrant streets, and evolving urban landscape from the year 1930. It's a unique opportunity to view the city's character through a historical lens, with photographs preserved from the significant Loty Archive.
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This exhibition showcases 50 large-format photographs by Portuguese photographer António Passaporte, taken in Zaragoza in 1930. These images, part of the Loty Archive acquired by the Ministry of Culture, capture the city's monuments, emblematic locations, and bustling streets, reflecting its urban evolution and character.
The exhibition 'Zaragoza 1930. La ciudad en la fotografía de Loty' features a collection of 50 large-format photographs captured by the Portuguese photographer António Passaporte in the capital of Aragon in 1930. These significant works are drawn from the Loty Archive, comprising over seven thousand glass plates acquired by the Ministry of Culture in 2002 and now preserved by the Institute of Cultural Heritage of Spain. The photographs are noted for their formal perfection and balanced compositions. They offer a rich iconographic interest, documenting not only the monuments and emblematic sites of the era but also innovative urban elements, as well as the characteristic bustle of the city's squares and streets.
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