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Le Village des Noubas
€100.00
First edition. Photographs of the Nuba people before. George Rodger was a founder member of Magnum Photos and had been the first photographer to enter the concentration camp at Bergen-Belsen.
See Parr & Badger I-190 for reference
Le Village des Noubas is a photographic documentary and travel narrative by George Rodger, published in Paris by Robert Delpire within the "Huit" collection. The work provides an ethnographic documentation of the Noubas people of Kordofan, focusing on their rituals, daily life, and cultural practices. It features 38 black and white négravure reproductions of photographs taken by Rodger, accompanied by his own descriptive text written in French. Known for its attentive and discrete observation of African tribespeople, the book serves as a significant visual record of nomadic life in Sudan during the mid-20th century. The publication combines artistic photography with travelogue elements to offer an intimate look at the inhabitants of this region.
Bibliographic Details
| Author | George Rodger |
|---|---|
| Publisher | Robert Delpire |
| Place of publication | Parijs |
| Year | 1955 |
| Edition | First edition |
| Binding | Hardcover |
| Language | French |
| Dimensions | 18,8 x 13,7 |
| Collation | 121 pp. |
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