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Conquests of Italian climbers in South America (colour litho)
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Conquests of Italian climbers in South America (colour litho)
2783892 Conquests of Italian climbers in South America (colour litho) by Beltrame, Achille (1871-1945); Private Collection; (add.info.: Conquests of Italian climbers in South America. The Milanese mountaineers Count Aldo Bonacossa and Carlo Negri with the Aosta Valley guide Remigio Gerard, after a daring rope, hoisted the tricolor above a summit in the Andes that so far no human foot had never touched. The summit, at 5820 meters high, was dedicated to the Princess of Piedmont. Illustration for Courier Sunday, 9-15 April 1939.); © Look and Learn
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This print titled "Conquests of Italian climbers in South America" showcases the remarkable achievements of Count Aldo Bonacossa and Carlo Negri, two Milanese mountaineers, along with their guide Remigio Gerard. In a daring feat, they hoisted the tricolor flag above an uncharted summit in the Andes that had never been touched by human feet before. Standing at an impressive height of 5820 meters, this peak was dedicated to the Princess of Piedmont. The image captures the sheer determination and bravery exhibited by these Italian climbers as they navigate through treacherous terrain adorned with snow-covered mountains and cloudy skies. The flags proudly planted on top serve as symbols of triumph over danger and adversity. This photograph not only highlights the accomplishments of these courageous individuals but also emphasizes the spirit of exploration and adventure inherent in mountaineering. It is a testament to human resilience and our innate desire to conquer new frontiers. Beltrame Achille's skillful illustration brings this historic moment to life, showcasing his talent as an illustrator while capturing the essence of alpine climbing. This print serves as a reminder that sport can transcend boundaries, bringing people from different cultures together in pursuit of shared goals. Overall, this print is a visual representation of courage, perseverance, and teamwork – qualities that continue to inspire adventurers around the world today.
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