Photos d’un Tibet disparu

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As early as the 1860s and especially in the 1880s, early British photographers such as Bourne, Shepherd, Parr, and others established contact with Himalayan peoples in the regions close to India. Remarkable portraits of high-mountain peoples of various ethnicities and backgrounds were made by these photographers, some in their studios and others at places of pilgrimage in northern India and Nepal.

Des photos du Tibet, du Népal, de l’Inde, datant de presque cent cinquante ans…

Source : Asian Art.

1 commentaire à “Photos d’un Tibet disparu”


  1. 1 Schizodoxe

    A compléter par des photos beaucoup plus récentes :


    The photos from Tibet were taken in 1997, when I worked in the Phala region. Here, at elevations of almost 5,000m on the Changtang, or the “northern plains” of Tibet, the nomads still maintain a vibrant culture. As these portraits show, there is remarkable beauty in the faces of the nomads despite the stark landscape.

    Source : Asian Art.

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