Sandro Vannini
Photographer
Sandro Vannini was born in Rome in 1959 and currently lives in Viterbo (Italy) and Cairo (Egypt). He has worked as a professional photographer since 1980. His work, which has been frequently featured in major magazines, focuses on a wide range of subjects, ranging from illustration and geographic reportage, to architecture, archaeology, portraiture, and other visual arts. Apart from his work as a free-lance magazine photographer, Vannini has been working on a project published by the Bertelsmann Group in Germany, Spain, and Japan under the aegis of UNESCO on World Heritage. Since 1997 Vannini has been working on a project about Egyptian archaeological heritage.
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Focus on
King Tut –
Stonehenge
Terracotta Warriors
Pyramids –
Archaeology
Britain –
China –
Egypt
Greece –
Rome
Heritage Key Words
ancient london, british museum, roman, art, zahi hawass, london, ancient egypt, religion, burial, valley of the kings
Next major 'ancient' exhibition in London:
Journey Through the Afterlife: The Ancient Egyptian Book of the Dead
at the British Museum
November 2010 - March 2011
(learn more)
