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Product details:
- Publisher Hatje Cantz Verlag
- Date of Publication 24 April 2025
- ISBN 9783775747899
- Binding Hardback
- No. of pages200 pages
- Size 0x0x0 mm
- Language English
- Illustrations 150 Abb. 700
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Short description:
Iran today and historically Images from a mysterious country Comments on all ancient sites
Iran today and historically Images from a mysterious country Comments on all ancient sites
Long description:
Alfred Seilands new study Now and Then shows Iran as an historically important cultural landscape on the edge of transformation into modern times. The country once known as Persia continues to be one of the most mysterious countries on Earth, this territory of enchantment and glamorous myths has constantly been the habitat of ancient civilisations. The origin of this most recent body of work is based on the work of his project Imperium Romanum (2013), where he documented ancient sites of the Roman Empire in their present situation. Seilands Iran photographs also present compositions showing landscapes, architecture, and people as they present themselves today and render the juxtaposition of historical remains and the present without embellishment. In a time when Europe seems to be in doubt about its most recent unification processes and is also challenged by a stream of migrants from the Middle East, Seilands work reminds us that some of our most evident and current political, cultural, and religious problems with that region have not been solved. This series documents the extent to which the reminiscence of historical civilisations is reflected in todays world and shows the viewer the great political, cultural, and religious civilisations in the Middle East with impressive images.
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