Cahiers d'Himalaya. Egypte in the East

in the East

relating both to the underside of princely marriages and the motives for royal assassinations

IV: 1 & 2: Ivories from Room SW 37 Fort Shalmaneser

This is the difficult task that Rachel Prouteau has taken on

Cahiers d'Himalaya. Egypte in the EastDuring the summers of 2009 and 2010, forced by events to abandon his regular trips to Dogon country, Miquel Barcel chose to forget the rites, rhythms and constraints of Western culture in another extreme landscape, that of the foothills of the Himalayas, the steppes and the steep mountains of Mustang and Bhutan, the end of a journey that began in Delhi and continued through Ladakh and Kashmir. With a watchful eye, curious about everything, Barcel