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José Demaría Campúa "FOTÓGRAFO Y PERIODISTA" |
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THE SPANISH HISTORY FROM 1920 TO 1974 IN PICTURES |
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In 1972, the Spanish press interviewed Campua. The following comment was made by the interviewer Mr. Manuel Antonio Rico, (PYRESA Agency): "Some day someone will decide to put in order the Campua's archive. Then the images will talk words, some time sweet some time bitter and hard, about half a century of Spanish history" Thirty four years later, that work has been accomplished. A huge task of scaning and analysis which has reveal the exact content of his private archive from the original films. In this web the visitor will find a description of his life and work. If you are interested in the history of photography or the history of Spain during the XX Century, navigate through this site and you will understand that Campua is an inexcusable reference for Spanish photo journalism At the same time you will find a catalog of images referring to the most important political and social events in Spain. |
Teruel battle
Franco in the HQ with Lt. Col Medrano (left) and Maj. Barroso (right). (Film num 69, february 1938, Teruel front)
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"Jacinto Benavente" an extraordinary portrait taken by José Demaria Vázquez "Campúa" in 1920 |
The José F. Demaría "Campúa" Archive books
La Batalla de Teruel desde la Cámara de José Demaría "Campúa". Una historia en imágenes..... Order your book from www.blurb.com or ask for a special copy directly from Campua´s archive at demariacampua@telefonica.net COMING IN 2010: La Batalla del Norte desde la Cámara de José Demaría "Campúa" |
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