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Unmounted photographic prints by Bruno Benini

Born in Italy, Bruno Benini migrated to Australia with his parents in 1935, and established a career as a photographer from the 1950s. Along with Wolfgang Sievers, Mark Strizic, Henry Talbot, Helmut Newton and David Mist, he became one of a group of influential emigre commercial photographers working in post-war Australia. The Museum acquired his photographic archive in early 2009, and this series of photographic prints form an important component of that archive. The series was mostly …

Summary

Object No.

2009/43/1-3

Object Statement

Photographic prints (30), unmounted blow-ups, black and white (17) and colour (13), photographs by Bruno Benini, with tear sheet (1), Melbourne, Victoria, Australia, 1955-2000

Physical Description

Photographic prints (30), unmounted blow-ups, black and white (17) and colour (13), photographs by Bruno Benini, with tear sheet (1), Melbourne, Victoria, Australia, 1955-2000

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