Carlos Alberto Pessano was an Argentine photographer, film director, and art critic. He was a prominent figure in the cultural sphere of Buenos Aires during the mid-20th century, particularly involved in the modernization processes of the city's visual identity. He served as the director of the magazine 'Cinegraf' (1932–1937), where he contributed to the artistic status and critical reflection on cinematography in Argentina. His work often intersected with management roles within the national film industry, notably at the Cinematographic Institute. As a photographer and author, his works frequently documented the urban landscape of Buenos Aires, capturing its architectural evolution and social configuration.[1,2,3]
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