Jean Besancenot (1902-1992 )Men of Morocco, 1934-1939. Rabat-Salé. Bouregreg River. High Atlas. Eastern North. South of the Rif. Sahara. Aït Zemmour. Ida or Blal. Barcassier. Dancer. Powder horn. Traditional hats. The big hat, Chemrourou. Gnaoua, drummer. Turban. Seven (7) silver prints (c. 1980-1985), mounted under matting. Handwritten captions by the photographer on the mounts. Negative numbers on the backs. Signature of the photographer in pencil on the mats at the bottom. Average size : 24 x 18 cm " . The costume of the men of the South includes a primordial element, the aféroual that is tied on the head in a search for obvious aestheticism. " 7 gelatin silver prints, photographer's handwritten captions on the mounts, negative numbers on verso, signature on the matCollection Éric N. Lasry