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Manuel Álvarez BravoMexican Photographer · 1902–2002
All works by this person →A self-taught photographer, Manuel Alvarez Bravo purchased his first camera at age twenty while working at a government job. His earliest success at photography came around 1925, when he won first prize in a local photographic competition in Oaxaca. He returned to Mexico City, where he had been born, and in 1927 met Tina Modotti, who introduced him to a lively intellectual and cultural environment
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- negative 1995; print 1997
- Medium
- Gelatin silver print
- Culture
- Mexican
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- Photographs
- Institution
- Getty Museum
- Object ID
- d086a2cd-cf54-441f-9c10-612496a07610
The artist standing with a camera in front of his face is reflected in a mirror leaning against a wall. The mirror is stacked against pieces of glass and a ladder on the left leans against the window above. Sitting on the surround of the porch is a stone statue.
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