Micheline Dullin, Cambodge 1958-1964. Une vie de photographe

Cambodge 1958-1964. Une vie de photographe

Micheline Dullin

Publisher
Trans Photographic Press
Year
2012
ISBN
9791090371064
Specifications
Hardcover, cloth bound, sunken image on the cover, hot-stamped and inked on cover and edge
21 x 21 cm
160 pages
More than 130 black and white plates
Duotone with varnish
Texts by James Burnet, Christian Caujolle, Nausicaa Favart-Amouroux and Vann Molyvann

Micheline Dullin (1927-2020) was the official photographer of Prince Norodom Sihanouk. Beyond her public duties she recorded the modernisation of the country, covering among other things the building of the Olympic stadium in Phnom Penh and the Bassac front sites. At the same time she tirelessly recorded the daily life of Cambodia in those years, bearing witness to the ordinary life of its people between 1958 and 1964. The images form a formidable and rare testimony to a country that has now disappeared, before the Khmer Rouge.

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