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Balkanlarda (last copy)

by Nikos Economopoulos

Photographs: Nikos Economopoulos

Publisher: Fotografevi

164 pages

Year: 2007

ISBN: 9789750089893

Comments: 35 x 28 cm; Turkish and English. New copy.

In his book, Nikos Economopoulos brings his extraordinary vision of the people of the Balkan Peninsula, a fragmented environment shattered by ethnic, religious and territorial warfare. In spite of the hatreds that have endured for centuries, that people share a way of life and a history. Indeed, when the photographer first traveled through different Balkan countries, he realized how easily he could piece together a collective Balkan portrait based on such cultural commonalities that supersede historical differences. The photographs show how the people of the Balkans carry on with the business of living - with marriages and funerals, farming and street games - sharing an inextinguishable spirit despite the unmistakable air of volatility that surrounds them.

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Balkanlarda (last copy)

by Nikos Economopoulos

Photographs: Nikos Economopoulos

Publisher: Fotografevi

164 pages

Year: 2007

ISBN: 9789750089893

Comments: 35 x 28 cm; Turkish and English. New copy.

In his book, Nikos Economopoulos brings his extraordinary vision of the people of the Balkan Peninsula, a fragmented environment shattered by ethnic, religious and territorial warfare. In spite of the hatreds that have endured for centuries, that people share a way of life and a history. Indeed, when the photographer first traveled through different Balkan countries, he realized how easily he could piece together a collective Balkan portrait based on such cultural commonalities that supersede historical differences. The photographs show how the people of the Balkans carry on with the business of living - with marriages and funerals, farming and street games - sharing an inextinguishable spirit despite the unmistakable air of volatility that surrounds them.

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