Fresque de Tripoli. Arts Premiers profoundly free and politically engaged

profoundly free and politically engaged

Quoting extensively from the Egyptian texts themselves or from the accounts of classical authors

des vahinés

Jean Sgard (1891-1966)

who was entrusted with the conduct of the excavations

Fresque de Tripoli. Arts Premiers profoundly free and politically engagedThis book aims to constitute an experimental territory: a photo essay. Vincent Genet seeks to create a new space within the double page, that of the fresco: the dispersion of images of different formats, the partial superposition of some of them, the transition to the next page, constitutes for him a sensitive space to convey a particularly subjective personal feeling. We encounter current ordinary life in Lebanon in its diversity, the photographs