Publisher/Editions Xavier Barral

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Into the Orient / Vers L'Olient, a photo book by French photographer Marc Riboutte (1937-2016). Born in the suburbs of Lyon in 1923, Libou started photography at the age of 15 with the camera that his father bought. After studying as an engineer after the war, I worked at a plant in Lyon afterwards, but I could not give up my passion for photography, so I went to Paris and visited the founding members of Magnese Photo, such as Bresson, and since 1993 I have also been a member. have become. In 1959, he became the first European photographer to travel to China and announced a reportage. Furthermore, Libou has many representative works in Asia, such as news coverage during the Vietnam War. This book is a set of 5 books that summarizes the Asian works of Libou, and consists of illustrations taken from 1955 to 1983. A box set in which five countries, including "Turkey," "Iran, Afghanistan, and Pakistan", "Nepal," "China," and "Japan," are combined into a collection of five works, to receive the Nadal Award in 2012. It is a collection of works that have arrived.