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erlin ibreck, a ugandan model spotted by james barnor for drum, posing with pigeons at trafalgar square, london, c. 1966-67
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Anthony Vaccarello invites photographer James Barnor for Saint Laurent Rive Droite.
Courtesy of Galerie Clémentine de La Féronnière.
Taking us on a journey from Ghana, the cradle of Pan-Africanism, to the United Kingdom of the "swinging sixties" where the African diaspora settled, James Barnor, an eternal young man of 94, offers a unique photographic archive spanning 40 years of History.
A unique visual witness of his genre, taking advantage of both black and white as well as color, he traces with his images portraits and destinies, known or anonymous.
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- Dimensions: 57 x 67 cm
- Analog Print
- SLRD Curated
- 100% PAPER
- STYLE ID 768167YCL098486
- MADE IN France
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