Guy Hersant, un photographe en campagne. Saint-Jean-Brévelay. Arts graphiques and only held their being

and only held their being from these presences alone

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this collection of two million images tells the many stories of photography in its aesthetic and documentary adventures

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Guy Hersant, un photographe en campagne. Saint-Jean-Brévelay. Arts graphiques and only held their beingBy opening a year long project in June 1983 in Saint Jean Brvelay and the surrounding communes of Morbihan, the photographer Guy Hersant was responding, as a neighbor from Lorient at the time, to a commission from the BPI of the Pompidou Center in Paris. At that time, the Breton countryside was rustling under the wind of a modernity that had been sweeping in since the sixties in land consolidation, mechanization, free stalls and milking parlors, corn