Patrick Bertrand - Portrait vivant d'une commune - 1996





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Portrait vivant d'une commune is a hardback 1996 first edition, by Patrick Bertrand, a 96-page French-language documentary photography book about the rural community of Kergrist‑Moëlou.
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Portrait vivant d’une commune (1996) is a documentary photography book capturing the life of the rural community of Kergrist‑Moëlou in Brittany, France. Edited by Patrick Bertrand and published collaboratively by the École primaire de Kergrist‑Moëlou, the Centre multimédia de Rostrenen, and the local cultural association Le Chaudron, the volume presents a vivid and intimate portrait of the commune’s inhabitants, daily routines, and social fabric.
Produced through a year‑long project by local photographers, the book preserves a unique snapshot of village life and community spirit in the 1990s. This title is rarely encountered on the market, making it a sought‑after collectible for those interested in regional documentary photography and cultural history.
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Portrait vivant d’une commune (1996) is a documentary photography book capturing the life of the rural community of Kergrist‑Moëlou in Brittany, France. Edited by Patrick Bertrand and published collaboratively by the École primaire de Kergrist‑Moëlou, the Centre multimédia de Rostrenen, and the local cultural association Le Chaudron, the volume presents a vivid and intimate portrait of the commune’s inhabitants, daily routines, and social fabric.
Produced through a year‑long project by local photographers, the book preserves a unique snapshot of village life and community spirit in the 1990s. This title is rarely encountered on the market, making it a sought‑after collectible for those interested in regional documentary photography and cultural history.

