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Renowned photographer Albert Watson recently spent 39 memorable days in Morocco. With the personal insight of a diarist and the detailed eye of an artist, he has captured the physical beauty and spirit of this remarkable country in transition. From thousands of photographs on an itinerary that took him all over the country, Watson has culled the most evocative. These luxurious platinum prints, some with antique sepia tones, combine with Arabic calligraphy or Moroccan manuscript pages to conjure a feeling of the place, its history, its future.From Casablanca and other major cities to villages, farms, and remote desert areas, here are portraits, extraordinary landscapes, architecture, and animals. Watson has captured the soul of Moroccans from all walks of life- members of the royal family and the heads of provinces, grizzled farmers, and women and children. In words as well as pictures, Watson speaks of Morocco's people and its promise, and gives his personal impressions of the country. This book carries Albert wastson beyond his brilliant photography seen in the pages of Vogue, Time, and Newsweek, to a multi-layered art that reveals the life of a country and the journey of an artist.

Make a bold statement with this Maroc area rug. Bring global style to your home with this low-pile, hand tufted wool rug from India. The intricate design will add texture and interest to any room in your house. This durable and easy-to-maintain rug is perfect for high traffic areas - just spot clean as needed. For best results, pair the Maroc area rug with a non-slip rug pad (not included). Transform any space into an inviting oasis with this beautiful wool area rug. Color: Taupe/Brown. Pattern: Moroccan.

This Maroc area rug will bring a global style to your home. Crafted from 100% wool, this low-pile rug is hand-tufted in India for superior quality and comfort. Spot clean only for easy maintenance. We recommend using with a rug pad to ensure stability and safety, making it an ideal choice for any room in your home. Bring an exotic flair to your space with this beautiful Maroc area rug. Color: Dark Gray. Pattern: Moroccan.

RO30023526: 1979. In-4. Cartonnage d'éditeurs. Bon état, Couv. convenable, Dos satisfaisant, Intérieur frais. 198 pages. Nombreuses photos en couleurs dans et hors texte. . . . Classification Dewey : 910.4-Voyages

Le photographe Yann Arthus-Bertrand s'est élevé dans les airs pour capter la beauté du Maroc, pays de contrastes violents où se côtoient montagnes et plaines, terre grasse et dunes de sable, cèdres et palmiers, mer et oueds, grandes métropoles et oasis...Le survol de ses paysages, de ses médinas et de ses souks offre un regard unique sur le pays, comme autant de merveilles à découvrir.

This item is printed on demand - it takes 3-4 days longer - Neuware -Einst wuchsen uns hier in Maróc die Trauben, Aprikosen und Feigen in den Mund. Seit wir enteignet wurden, müssen wir die Früchte unserer Erde mit Geld kaufen. Auf die gleiche Art, Enteignung, Verbote, Vertreibung und Flucht, wachsen noch immer Geldmenge, Schuldentragfähigkeit, der Reichtum der Provisionäre und die Macht über andere. Hegyhátmaróc hatte eine Basisdemokratie, genügte jedoch, wie fast alle Landstriche Europas in der ersten Hälfte des 20. Jahrhunderts, nicht den fiskalen Erfordernissen. Die Folge waren fiskale Kriege, Kriege des Fiskus, demnach des Staates als Eigentümer des Staatsvermögens, getarnt durch ideologische Herrschaftsparadigmen, welche den Teufel an die Wand malen, Gefahren vorgaukeln und folgend Enteignung, Umsiedlung, Vertreibung, Zwangsarbeit, so wie wir all das heute global organisiert erleben können. Was uns bleibt ist die Benennung dieser historischen Schuld, die Mahnung an künftige Generationen und das Pflanzen von blauen Vergissmeinnicht (Kék Nefelejcs), so niemand vergessen sei, der dieses Dorf gebaut und eine Familie gegründet hat, an deren vielen Verzweigungen bis heute die Blüten unserer Kinder und Kindeskinder immerfort wiederkehrend leuchten. 424 pp. Deutsch

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Renowned photographer Albert Watson recently spent 39 memorable days in Morocco. With the personal insight of a diarist and the detailed eye of an artist, he has captured the physical beauty and spirit of this remarkable country in transition. From thousands of photographs on an itinerary that took him all over the country, Watson has culled the most evocative. These luxurious platinum prints, some with antique sepia tones, combine with Arabic calligraphy or Moroccan manuscript pages to conjure a feeling of the place, its history, its future.From Casablanca and other major cities to villages, farms, and remote desert areas, here are portraits, extraordinary landscapes, architecture, and animals. Watson has captured the soul of Moroccans from all walks of life- members of the royal family and the heads of provinces, grizzled farmers, and women and children. In words as well as pictures, Watson speaks of Morocco's people and its promise, and gives his personal impressions of the country. This book carries Albert wastson beyond his brilliant photography seen in the pages of Vogue, Time, and Newsweek, to a multi-layered art that reveals the life of a country and the journey of an artist.

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1996. In-4, reliure éditeur sous jaquette illustrée en couleurs, 200 pp. Riche iconographie en n&b et en couleurs. Jaquette légèrement défraîchie. Très bon état par ailleurs.

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277 pages : illustrations en noir et en couleurs ; 32 cm French text (translated from English) Printed 1990 No inscriptions

Clean, unmarked, tightly bound. Moderate exterior wear. Photos available. We ship daily. Expedited shipping available! (Heavy books & sets may require extra shipping charges.)

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Ce livre présente les aspects principaux de l'art rupestre marocain, depuis les images anthropomorphes, le plus souvent discrètes, jusqu'aux panoplies des âges des métaux, en passant par un bestiaire d'une richesse et d'une variété insoupçonnées. Privilégiant le sujet gravé plutôt que les aires rupestres, l'ouvrage s'appuie sur un panorama de 95 planches de dessins, regroupant plus de 900 images, pour présenter et analyser les thèmes.

Text in French with some English translations by Abdelkrim Raddadi. Color reproductions throughout. 159 pages. Large 4to, pictorial boards and d.w., blue gilt-stamped leatherette slipcase. Rabat: Editions Marsam, (2001). A near fine copy in a near fine dust wrapper and slipcase.

Aix-en-¨Provence 2000. 1 volume/1. NEUF . Reliure editeur cartonnée sous jaquette illustrée . Format 23,7 x 24,7 cm ( 862 gr ). ------- 144 pages richement illustrées . ******************** Malgré les idées reçues sur les interdits figuratifs, l'imagerie populaire marocaine fourmille de représentations animalières : omniprésentes dans l'iconographie, elles peuplent aussi quantité de dictions, proverbes, légendes, mascarades. Respectueuses ou drôles, réalistes ou allégoriques, le dense abécédaire qui en est proposé dans toutes les populations musulmanes et juives du Maroc ouvre d'étonnantes perspectives sur une culture populaire toujours vivace . ********************

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