Umberto Pizzi, Farewell to the Last Paparazzo of the ‘Dolce Vita’: His Best-Selling Photo, the One Nobody Wanted and His Clashes with Celebrities
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The Italian photographer portrayed lights and shadows of the high society of his country and gained sympathy and hatred among international figures such as Sophia Loren, Mick Jagger or Aristotle Onassis
He died at 89 years old Umberto Pizzi. In his photos Liz Taylor, Moro and the vices of the Capital. The article From the sweet life to Rome cafona. Farewell to the emperor of the paparazzi comes from The Truth.
With Picci's lens, he captured, among others, Marcello Mastroianni, Vittorio Gassman, Roberto Rossellini, Elizabeth Taylor and Richard Burton.
Italian photographer Umberto Picci, who until a few days ago continued to collaborate with newspapers and websites, died today at the age of 89. He immortalized the greats of international cinema As many Italian media outlets have highlighted, Picci was one of the last "paparazzi" of the "Dolce Vita", the golden age during which Rome was one of the greatest points of reference for international cinema. With his lens, Picci immortalized, among o…
With Pizzi disappears the last of the Roman 'paparazzi', named so by the surname of photographer Coriolano Paparazzo., character of the film 'La Dolce Vita' by Federico Fellini Read
For decades he told the worldliness of Roman festivals: he was 88 years old
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