Guy Hersant, un photographe en campagne. Saint-Jean-Brévelay. Celte mais aussi pour la qualité

mais aussi pour la qualité ou l'originalité de leur facture

and Flemish paintings

to understand his role as high priest of Ptah

and soon total mastery of three-dimensional cutting

who embraces a sensitivity and quality of diverse forms

Guy Hersant, un photographe en campagne. Saint-Jean-Brévelay. Celte mais aussi pour la qualitéBy opening a year long project in June 1983 in Saint Jean Brvelay and the surrounding communes of Morbihan, the photographer Guy Hersant was responding, as a neighbor from Lorient at the time, to a commission from the BPI of the Pompidou Center in Paris. At that time, the Breton countryside was rustling under the wind of a modernity that had been sweeping in since the sixties in land consolidation, mechanization, free stalls and milking parlors, corn