Sahel. L'Homme En Detresse Bryan Robertson the seemingly insignificant street appliances

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Sahel. L'Homme En Detresse Bryan Robertson the seemingly insignificant street appliancesFirst edition of Sahel. L'Homme En Detresse by Sebastiao Salgado. First impression. medium format softback in near fine condition. Some minor shelf wear to the covers only. Signed on the title page by previous owner (the photographer) Chris Steele Perkins. Text in French. About Sahel. L'Homme en Detresse" (Sahel. The Man in Distress) is A collection of photographs by Sebastiao Salgado documenting the devastating famine and drought in the Sahel region