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Book Description Pictorial Boards. Condition: New. First Edition. First edition, 192 pp. More than 150 color photographs and an introductory essay recount William Wheeler's visits with the Efe, a tribe of pygmies in the Ituri rain forest of the Congo who, by virtue of their remote location, are the world's oldest pure-blooded ethnic group. Preparing for hunts, playing musical instruments, caring for the children of the tribe, and laughing, these images are more like portraiture than documentary photography?the dignity, self-reliance, and joy of these families shows clearly in their faces. Presented in a beautiful linen-covered album format of full and double page images, edged in black and uncluttered by text, Wheeler's photos capture a way of life that has remained intact for thousands of years. Seller Inventory # 004536
Book Description Pictorial Boards. Condition: New. First Edition. First edition, 192 pp. More than 150 color photographs and an introductory essay recount William Wheeler's visits with the Efe, a tribe of pygmies in the Ituri rain forest of the Congo who, by virtue of their remote location, are the world's oldest pure-blooded ethnic group. Preparing for hunts, playing musical instruments, caring for the children of the tribe, and laughing, these images are more like portraiture than documentary photography?the dignity, self-reliance, and joy of these families shows clearly in their faces. Presented in a beautiful linen-covered album format of full and double page images, edged in black and uncluttered by text, Wheeler's photos capture a way of life that has remained intact for thousands of years. Seller Inventory # 004535