La transhumance de Marcel Cohen. Grèce and sumptuous liturgical objects

and sumptuous liturgical objects

They came for various reasons: the cultural appeal of Paris

along with Victor Horta and Henry van de Velde – designed a "Quartier Moderne" (Modern Quarter) for the 1897 World's Fair in Brussels

Quand la cité antique de Pompéi se dessine tout entière dans le périmètre de ses murs

He revealed the profound impact of Greek civilization and art in the Orient

La transhumance de Marcel Cohen. Grèce and sumptuous liturgical objectsMarcel Coen's Transhumance In 1951, after five years of captivity in Germany, Marcel Coen, a young photographer in love with freedom, decided to follow a transhumance, from the Crau plain to the Mercantour mountain pastures: "I was happy among these simple people leading their animals to the mountains; the slow walk, the music of all the bells and small bells immerses you in an unreal world and literally cuts you off from existence." This is, with the