Horacio Coppola (1906–2012) was a prominent Argentine photographer and artist known for his extensive documentation of Buenos Aires. His work often captured the architectural evolution and urban atmosphere of the city, particularly during the mid-20th century. He is recognized for his ability to blend artistic composition with historical preservation, creating a visual record of Argentina's cultural landscape. Coppola's photography has been featured in numerous exhibitions and publications, including works that explore the intersection of architecture, memory, and urban identity.[1,2]
Viejo Buenos Aires. Adios1980 · Sociedad Central de Arquitectos · book · SpanishIncludes 100 black-and-white photographs taken in 1936.
Buenos Aires 1936: visión fotográfica por Horacio Coppola1936 · Municipalidad de Buenos Aires · book · SpanishPublished with texts by Alberto Prebisch and I. Anzoátegui.
Imagema. Antología fotográfica 1927-19941994 · Fondo Nacional de las Artes / Ediciones de la Llanura · book · SpanishPhotographic anthology.
Exhibitions
2006Horacio Coppola, 100 añosMalba, Buenos Airessolo
2015From Bauhaus to Buenos Aires: Grete Stern and Horacio CoppolaMuseum of Modern Art, New Yorkgroup
