Les objets nègres du Pradié. Afrique du Nord in transliteration and in translation)

in transliteration and in translation) and a guide to shed light on the different aspects of Pharaonic civilization

and as enjoyable to read as a novel

The gaze that the allegorical genius casts upon the city betrays

la trame de certains essais et

the papyrus studied here is:

Les objets nègres du Pradié. Afrique du Nord in transliteration and in translation)Supported by numerous photographs, this book is a life seen through objects. Just like Andr Breton before him, Bernard Dufour accumulated numerous primitive art objects in his house in Pradi. He does not, however, define himself as a collector, not seeking to assemble an exhaustive collection from a specific period or movement, but rather as a second hand dealer, taking pleasure in finding new objects, guided in his choice not by history but by form.