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the portraits are based on members of the local community, from an 80-year-old fisherman, to a 9-year-old primary school student.
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a concrete bench encircles the room, with an incline that naturally directs views towards the opening above.
in the videos, barton is seen with mongkol, a bull elephant rescued from captivity that enjoys the tune as she sways her tusk.
the V&A museum has launched a website featuring new digital content about the raphael cartoons ahead of the reopening of the transformed raphael court.
A brilliant exhibit of the past glory of the Lebanon. What a pity to destroy such glamorous beauty of art, finance and most important, of the Lebanese themselves! As Robert Fisk’s extraordinary book titled, “Pity the Nation”!
Great photos. However, the architecture is ottoman not french. French architecture doesn’t have triple arcades.
I am Lebanese and I live in Beirut. I have not seen several of these locations. Great photographer.
Great shots, but misleading title. The majority of shots are from structures outside Beirut