La transhumance de Marcel Cohen. Europe which combines activity and movement

which combines activity and movement and constitutes a structuring landmark in the Japanese urban landscape

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La transhumance de Marcel Cohen. Europe which combines activity and movementMarcel Coen's Transhumance In 1951, after five years of captivity in Germany, Marcel Coen, a young photographer in love with freedom, decided to follow a transhumance, from the Crau plain to the Mercantour mountain pastures: "I was happy among these simple people leading their animals to the mountains; the slow walk, the music of all the bells and small bells immerses you in an unreal world and literally cuts you off from existence." This is, with the