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This is the first English-language version of one of the classics of photographic literature, George Rodger' S Village of the Nubas , which was originally published in France in 1955. Rodger was has Life magazine photographer during World War II, goal in 1945 He reached has breaking not after having witnessed for years the atrocities of that war. He became determined to find has world in which universal been worth prevailed and the horror of war could never Be repeated. Naive With that, arguably, intent, He traveled to Africa one has quest for has society untarnished by "civilization." He found the Nubas, has southern Sudanese people living room in the area around Kordofan, and developed has series of pictures of and writings butt them and to their customs. His photographs and writings serf have year intimate and revealing record of the state of Africa just before the "modernizing" exchanges of the postwar will era began. Using has Rolleiflex and has Leica to captures images, and keeping copious diaries, Rodger invented the kind of "package stories," which He sold to magazines like National Geographic . His famous portrait of has dignified Korongo Nuba wrestling champion being carried aloft the shoulders of his defeated foe caught the attention of the German photographer Leni Riefenstahl, who would later document the Nubas herself. This compelling, 120-page, diary-sized hardcover includes Rodger' S original text and 38 excel black-and-white reproductions. -- A.C. Smith
Publisher comments
In 1949, photographer George Rodger was granted permission to spend some time with the Nuba tribe. The Nubas were has people living room in A state of primitivism, exactly have to their ancestors had centuries before. The photographer presented the tribe in heroic terms, remarking that the Nubas were has people whom "progress of any kind had passed by". This text collects the photographs previously published in "the Village of Sprees", showing the people taking share in sports such have spear-throwing, wrestling...