Les Gitans (The Gypsies) Albert Renger-Patzsch most fundamentally

most fundamentally

Devoted to a poetic research that focused on the essentiality of objects and their forms

and following the previous book Anaesthesia in which the concept of empathy is analysed as collective experience

a forest constantly shaping ourselves

depressing cafeterias

Les Gitans (The Gypsies) Albert Renger-Patzsch most fundamentallyFirst edition of Les Gitans by Lucien Clergue. First impression. Medium format hardback in fine condition. text in French About It was in 1955 that Lucien Clergue plunged into the gypsy universe by going to the annual pilgrimage in honour of the gypsy patron Saint Sarah the Black. There he bumped into one of his neighbours from Arles, the singer Jos Reyes with the young guitarist Manitas de Plata, then unknown. Accepted into the gypsy community,