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Aurelio Amendola, 1938 in Pistoia geboren, entdeckte Ende der 1950er-Jahre als Autodidakt seine Leidenschaft f\u00fcr die Fotografie. Im Verlauf seiner herausragenden Laufbahn als Kunstfotograf entwickelte er sich zum Meister der Skulptureninszenierung: Mit demselben neugierig-analytischen Blick widmete er sich sowohl antiken und modernen Bildhauern \u2013 von Pisano, Jacopo della Quercia und Donatello \u00fcber Bernini und Canova \u2013 als auch zeitgen\u00f6ssischen K\u00fcnstlern.
In den fr\u00fchen 1990er-Jahren richtete Amendola seinen Fokus zunehmend auf Michelangelos Skulpturen, die zum zentralen Motiv seiner Schwarzwei\u00df-Arbeiten wurden und sein k\u00fcnstlerisches \u0152uvre pr\u00e4gen. Gleichzeitig schuf er eine beeindruckende Portr\u00e4tgalerie der bedeutendsten K\u00fcnstler des 20. Jahrhunderts: De Chirico, Pomodoro, Schifano, Lichtenstein und Warhol in dessen Factory. Zahlreiche pers\u00f6nliche Begegnungen mit Meistern wie Manz\u00f9, Fabbri, Ceroli, Vangi, Kounellis, Pistoletto, Parmiggiani, Paladino, Barni, Ruffi und Mainolfi f\u00fchrten zu vielschichtigen Monografien, denen seine Fotografien eine unverwechselbare Bildsprache verliehen. Besonders eng befreundet war er mit Marino Marini und Alberto Burri.
Amendolas Fotografien wurden in renommierten Ausstellungen in Europa, Asien und den USA pr\u00e4sentiert und z\u00e4hlen heute zu den wichtigsten dokumentarischen wie k\u00fcnstlerischen Zeugnissen der Skulpturenfotografie des 20. Jahrhunderts.<\/p>\n
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