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Kuvvim Three-quarter face portrait of a thoughtful Pablo Neruda, whose real name is Ricardo Eliezer NeftalÌ Reyes Basoalto, during a reading of his poems by the Italian drama actor Giorgio Albertazzi. Italy, 1963
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