Photograph 31 - Bellavista's Naples - Luciano De Crescenzo
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Luciano De Crescenzo Photographs of Bellavista's Naples
The “tarallaro”, or taralli seller, was one of the traditional figures who filled the streets of Naples. This beautiful photograph by Luciano De Crescenzo captures Fortunato, a representative of this tradition, who transported his “creations”, the taralli, in a small cart bearing the ironic sign “the Fortunato business is closed on Mondays”. Also portrayed in Pino Daniele’s song “Fortunato”, he belongs to the city’s characteristic cast of figures.
Material: photo paper
Dimensions: 17.72 × 23.62 in (45 × 60 cm)
Type of photography: black and white
Print typology: Fine Art
All photos are numbered and authenticated by the De Crescenzo Archive
Frequently Asked Questions
Who is the taralli seller portrayed in Photograph 31?
The description identifies him as Fortunato, a taralli seller who carried his goods in a small cart with the ironic sign “the Fortunato business is closed on Mondays”.
Which size and technique are listed for this photograph?
The black-and-white Fine Art print is on photographic paper and measures 17.72 × 23.62 in (45 × 60 cm).
Is the print from La Napoli di Bellavista numbered and authenticated?
Yes. The page specifies that all photographs are numbered and authenticated by the De Crescenzo Archive.