Bruno Barbey - Maroc - 2003

Like new condition: no defects, except its dust jacket (identical to the illustrated hard cover) which is missing.

Very beautiful book with a sublime print/presentation from Éditions de La Martinière, 2003.
Large format 38 x 25 cm, illustrated hardcover (without its dust jacket), weight 1.9 kg.

Morocco is a superb photographic work by Bruno Barbey, a member of Magnum Photos.
Born in Morocco, the photographer offers us an intimate and deeply personal view through more than thirty years of images. Between traditions, landscapes and scenes of life, this volume constitutes a major testament to contemporary Morocco.
Short texts by J. M. G. Le Clézio and Jémia Le Clézio.

Bruno Barbey (1941-2020) was a Franco-Swiss photographer born in Morocco and a member of Magnum Photos. A master of color documentary reportage, he documented for more than half a century the political upheavals and cultures of the world, from Vietnam to Poland, with a humanistic and poetic gaze.
Barbey was a pioneer of documentary color photography, exalt­ing the Mediterranean light and the harmonies of Morocco, his homeland. His long-term projects — Iran, Nigeria, Poland, Morocco or China — explore the memory of peoples and social transformations. He frequently collaborated with writers such as J. M. G. Le Clézio or Tahar Ben Jelloun.

Book shipped in a careful and sturdy package, with insurance and tracking number.



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