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Keohane, Alan

 
9781856261067: Bedouin: Nomads of the Desert

Synopsis

The image of the Bedu, herding their livestock back and forth across the wilderness of the deserts of the Middle East, is an exotic and fascinating one. This book sets out to capture in detail that nomadic lifestyle - the traditions, the personalities and the colours - and to provide a photographic portrait of a people struggling to maintain their age-old bonds with desert and tradition in the face of the encroaching demands of the 20th century. Alan Keohane's photographs have appeared in major newspapers and magazines throughout Britain and Europe, in exhibitions in Edinburgh and London, and in his book, "The Berbers of Morocco".

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Présentation de l'éditeur

Alan Keohane's vivid description of the Bedu and their cultural heritage is testimony to his time and experience in the desert. Follow Keohane on a journey through Arabia and the Middle East and discover the lives and culture of these tribal people. Documenting the changing political and historical climate of this region, 'Bedouin' offers a comprehensive understanding of this unique existence. The extraordinary culture of the Bedu is celebrated with first-hand accounts of the individuals that make up the tribes and is accompanied by stunning photography throughout. Exploring the crafts, culture and customs of the tribe, this book offers a unique view into a colourful and ancient existence that is increasingly threatened by the advances of the modern world.

Présentation de l'éditeur

The image of the Bedu, herding their livestock back and forth across the wilderness of the deserts of the Middle East, is an exotic and fascinating one. This book sets out to capture in detail that nomadic lifestyle - the traditions, the personalities and the colours - and to provide a photographic portrait of a people struggling to maintain their age-old bonds with desert and tradition in the face of the encroaching demands of the 20th century. Alan Keohane's photographs have appeared in major newspapers and magazines throughout Britain and Europe, in exhibitions in Edinburgh and London, and in his book, "The Berbers of Morocco".

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