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Natural fashion - Tribal Decoration from Afri...
av Hans Silvester
Häftad bok. Thames & Hudson Ltd. 2009. 168 sidor.

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ISBN

9780500288054

Titel

Natural fashion - Tribal Decoration from Africa

Författare

Hans Silvester

Förlag

Thames & Hudson Ltd.

Utgivningsår

2009

Omfång

168 sidor

Bandtyp

Häftad

Mått

247 x 285 mm Ryggbredd 18 mm

Vikt

1037 g

Språk

English

Baksidestext

Photographer Hans Silvester travelled to the remote Omo Valley to capture the striking body art of the local Surma and Mursi tribes. Traditionally nomadic, the tribes decorate the territory of their naked bodies with whatever nature offers, such as leaves, flowers, grasses, butterfly wings and snail shells plus the occasional pen top or Kalashnikov cartridge. The spontaneously woven hats and headdresses are part fashion, part trophy display, part protection from the sun but mainly just the expression of a joyful creative spirit. Silvesters astonishing photographs capture these decorations to form a parade of African fashion that is as rich as it is ephemeral.

Thames & Hudson Ltd. 9780500288054

ISBN: 9780500288054
Titel: Natural fashion - Tribal Decoration from Africa
Författare: Hans Silvester
Förlag: Thames & Hudson Ltd.
Utgivningsår: 2009
Omfång: 168 sidor
Bandtyp: Häftad
Mått: 247 x 285 mm Ryggbredd 18 mm
Vikt: 1037 g
Språk: English

Photographer Hans Silvester travelled to the remote Omo Valley to capture the striking body art of the local Surma and Mursi tribes. Traditionally nomadic, the tribes decorate the territory of their naked bodies with whatever nature offers, such as leaves, flowers, grasses, butterfly wings and snail shells plus the occasional pen top or Kalashnikov cartridge. The spontaneously woven hats and headdresses are part fashion, part trophy display, part protection from the sun but mainly just the expression of a joyful creative spirit. Silvesters astonishing photographs capture these decorations to form a parade of African fashion that is as rich as it is ephemeral.