Lola Falcón
Subtitle: por las calles del mundo
By: Andrea Aguad  Poli Délano
Contributors: Délano, Poli, 1936- (author); Falcón, Lola, 1907-2000, (photographer); Centro Nacional del Patrimonio Fotográfico (Chile)
Edition: Primera edición.
Publisher: Universidad Diego Portales; CENFOTO
Published: 2013
Place of publication: Santiago, Chile
Language: spa
Number of pages: 175
ISBN-13: 9789568137052
Subjects: Catalogs; Criticism and interpretation; Artistic Photography; Photographers; Biography
Description: A research and compilation work that took over six years, when Andrea Aguad arrived in the home of the son of Lola Falcón (b. Chile 1907-2000), writer Poli Délano. Aguad and Délano examined in detail more than 5,000 images taken by the photographer in the most different and distant cities of the world, between 1947 and 1974. The outcome was a photographic book that follows the creative process of the photographer through a selection of 200 photographs and portraits of important Chileans and international personages such as : Albert Einstein in Princeton, poet Pablo Neruda in exile, artist Claudio Arrau in New York, sculptor Tótila Albert creating the bust of Luis Enrique Délano, author Mariano Latorre, artist Andre Racz, singer Rayel Quitral, painter Mario Carreño, author Juan de la Cabada, poet Ángel Cruchaga Santa María, author Tómas Lago, and Rubén Azcar amongst others.
Notes: In Spanish.
Table of contents: title: Presentación / Samuel Salgado; title: Catálogo Fotográfico; title: 1947, Estados Unidos; title: 1948, Panamá; Colombia; Perú; title: 1948, Chile; title: 1948, Estados Unidos; title: 1950, Chile; title: 1959, China; title: 1960, Vietnam; title: 1960, Sri Lanka; title: 1960, Djibouti; title: 1960, India; title: 1960, Egipto; title: 1961, Francia; title: 1966, Cuba; title: 1974, México; title: Textos; title: Lola Falcón: Pasión por la cámara / Poli Délano; title: Mujer y fotografía / Andrea Aguad; title: Del antiguo arte de andar con una cámara en el cuello / Carlos Pérez Villalobos; title: La estética de Lola Falcón / Hernán Soza.