Brouty Bassetta / Charles Brouty - Tu te rappelles la Bassetta ? - 1964

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Tu te rappelles la Bassetta? is a 1964 illustrated edition in French with 108 pages and a soft cover, by Brouty Bassetta / Charles Brouty, portraying Alger’s Bab-el-Oued through sketches and commentary, exemplar number 755 in very good condition.

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Stunning copy number 755 enriched with sketches by Charles Brouty from this work devoted to the popular memory of Algiers, and more particularly to the world of Bab-el-Oued, emblematic district of the city, in which the author reconstructs the streets, the inhabitants, the trades, the habits, the scenes of neighborhood and the atmosphere of the 1940s to 1960s through a sequence of sketches accompanied by commentary -

The title directly refers to La Bassetta, the former Spanish sector of Bab-el-Oued, whose name is linked to the Spanish term balseta, associated with a washhouse where women used to wash their laundry, while horses could drink there, which recalls the everyday popular origin of this place -

The work functions above all as an album of urban memories, in which drawing becomes a means of preserving the character of a neighborhood and a society today profoundly transformed -

Brouty Bassetta / Charles Brouty - Do you remember the Bassetta? - 1964 -
108 Pages.

Very good condition of the binding, landscape work in its full original white cover, light signs of wear, smooth spine, handwritten title and beautiful engraving on the front board -

Good interior condition, browned paper, work enriched with sketches by Charles Brouty, copy number 755, a fine copy -

Delivery service available within a few days –

Stunning copy number 755 enriched with sketches by Charles Brouty from this work devoted to the popular memory of Algiers, and more particularly to the world of Bab-el-Oued, emblematic district of the city, in which the author reconstructs the streets, the inhabitants, the trades, the habits, the scenes of neighborhood and the atmosphere of the 1940s to 1960s through a sequence of sketches accompanied by commentary -

The title directly refers to La Bassetta, the former Spanish sector of Bab-el-Oued, whose name is linked to the Spanish term balseta, associated with a washhouse where women used to wash their laundry, while horses could drink there, which recalls the everyday popular origin of this place -

The work functions above all as an album of urban memories, in which drawing becomes a means of preserving the character of a neighborhood and a society today profoundly transformed -

Brouty Bassetta / Charles Brouty - Do you remember the Bassetta? - 1964 -
108 Pages.

Very good condition of the binding, landscape work in its full original white cover, light signs of wear, smooth spine, handwritten title and beautiful engraving on the front board -

Good interior condition, browned paper, work enriched with sketches by Charles Brouty, copy number 755, a fine copy -

Delivery service available within a few days –

Details

Number of books
1
Subject
Art, Biographies and memoirs, Illustrated, Literature, Reference, Travels
Book title
Tu te rappelles la Bassetta ?
Author/ Illustrator
Brouty Bassetta / Charles Brouty
Condition
Very good
Publication year oldest item
1964
Edition
Illustrated Edition
Language
French
Original language
Yes
Publisher
SN
Binding/ Material
Softback
Number of pages
108
Sold by
FranceVerified
17608
Objects sold
99.92%
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