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Ugo Mulas wrote about the late series: ‘‘I have
given this name to this series of photographs
because my intention is to understand the sense of
the activities I have never ceased to accomplish, at
times up to 100 times a day for years, without ever
questioning them in themselves apart from their
utilitarian function.’’

ThomasCyril

Seealso:Portraiture

Biography

Born Pozzolengo near Desenzano del Garda, Italy, 1928.

Service in the Italian Army, 1945–1948; studied law,

1948–1952. Night school at the Fine Arts Academy in

Brera, and developed in interest in photography, 1951–

1952. Worked as caption writer in a photographic agency
      in Milan, 1952–1953. Showed his first professional photo-
      graphic work at the Venice Biennale, 1954–1955, Official
      photographer of the Venice Biennale, 1954–1968, Tra-
      veled to New York to document artistic scene, 1964–


1953. Photographed Benjamin Britten’s opera,The Turn

Ugo Mulas, Bar Giamaica, Milan, 1953–1954.
[Photo Ugo Mulas.#Ugo Mulas Estate. All rights reserved]

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