Antonio Reynoso
Profile info
Known forCrew
GenderMale
Birthday1 January 1916
Died1 January 1996 (age 80)
Place of birthToluca, Estado de Mexico, Mexico
Known credits12
Biography
Antonio Reynoso (1916–1996) was a pioneering Mexican photographer and cinematographer born in Toluca. From 1936 to 1940, he studied painting with Manuel Rodríguez Lozano at the Academia de San Carlos before shifting his focus to photography under the tutelage of Manuel Álvarez Bravo from 1940 to 1943 at the same institution. His early work received international attention in 1943 when he exhibited six photographs—including images depicting Día de Muertos, a tomb, a portrait of Nefero, a girl plucking birds, indigenous people in a park, and scenes titled Alegría and Muerte en la vecindad—in th…
Cali, ciudad de América
1972 · Assistant Director
Cali, ciudad de América
1972 · Director of Photography
Cali, ciudad de América
1972 · Camera Operator

Fando and Lis
1972 · Director of Photography

Frida Kahlo
1971 · Cinematography

The Olympics in Mexico
1969 · Cinematography
José Guadalupe Posada
1966 · Cinematography

The Shunammite
1965 · Cinematography

Love Love Love
1965 · Director of Photography

Tajimara
1965 · Cinematography
The Beloved Ones
1965 · Director of Photography

La creación artística. Cuevas
1965 · Cinematography

Dispossession
1960 · Director
Essays
Cinematography
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