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Labyrinthe de sable New title 2017-18 |
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The Sahara has been a source of inspiration for generations of French-speaking artists, but it has been comparatively under-represented among poets. This collection of poetry about the desert, by French poet Claude Haza, draws upon the evocative power of a subtle combination of text and images. For those who master the French language, it is a refreshing perspective on one of the most enduring myths in the Western world: the emptiness of the desert, where spiritual and personal questions are best answered, as Claude Haza puts it in one of his poems: « Désert, que prolonge l’ombre portée
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21 x 21 cm - 96 pages - sewn binding – 50 colour photographs full-spread or double-spread by Alain and Berny Sèbe – 38 poems (in French) by Claude Haza. 25,00 € |
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