Michele Mang

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Company signet , 1860s

Michele Mang (* probably around 1840 in Germany ; † February 22, 1909 in Rome ) was a German- Roman photographer .

Life

View of the Roman Forum , photo
View of Piazza Barberini , photo around 1868
Papal Zouave , photo

Mang came from the Kingdom of Bavaria and came to Italy in the 1860s . From the beginning of 1863 he lived in Rome, where he belonged to the German Art Association and specialized in portrait photography and photographic views of the city. In particular, he dealt with stereoscopy . Initially he had his studio in Piazza di Spagna 9. In 1871 he took over the photo studio of his friend Oswald Ufer in Via Felice 113 (now Via Sistina 113). On the occasion of the pontifical jubilee of Pius IX. that year he made a portrait of the Pope. The known period of his work goes back to 1887, when the photographer Teodoro Fabbri succeeded him as owner of the studio. Together with Ufer, Mang perfected the process, invented in Berlin, of printing photographs in Rome using a commercially available ink press.

literature

  • Piero Becchetti: Fotografi e fotografie in Italia 1839–1880 . Rome 1978, p. 106.
  • Rome in early photographs 1846–1878 from Roman and Danish collections . Exhibition catalog, Museum Ludwig Cologne, Verlag Schirmer / Mosel, Munich 1978, ISBN 3-921375-25-8 .
  • Klaus Pohl (ed.): Views of the distance. Travel photographs 1850 - today . Anabas Verlag, 1983, ISBN 978-3-8703-8098-4 .
  • Piero Becchetti: Michele Mang “nativo in Germania” photograph a Roma . In: Fotologia , 6 (1989), No. 11 (September), pp. 50-55.
  • Maria Francesca Bonetti: Michele Mang . In: Con la luce di Roma. Photograph from 1840 to 1870 from the Collezione Marco Antonetto . Exhibition catalog, Milan 2015, p. 221.

Web links

Commons : Michele Mang  - collection of images, videos and audio files

Individual evidence

  1. Bibliotheca Hertziana : Michele Mang . In: Information system Zuccaro , PDF
  2. ^ Friedrich Noack : The Germanness in Rome since the end of the Middle Ages . Deutsche Verlagsanstalt, Stuttgart 1927, Volume 2, p. 379
  3. ^ Ulrich Pohlmann: A new art? Another nature! Photography and painting in the 19th century . Schirmer / Mosel, 2004, ISBN 978-3-8296-0069-9 , p. 357
  4. ^ Istituto per la storia del Risorgimento italiano (ed.): Photography del Risorgimento Italiano . Gangemi Editore, Rome 2016, ISBN 88-492-5602-4 , p. 409 ( Google Books )
  5. Piero Becchetti: La fotografia a Roma dalle origini al 1915 . Colombo, Rome 1983, p. 355