Madeleine de Sinéty. Un village. Celtique Fourth part: Staircases with stringers

Fourth part: Staircases with stringers and solid cores

If the 20th century corresponds to a period of historical

the artist seeing himself associated from then on with various national events advocating a virtuous realism

struck by the similarity of the European climate under the Nazi yoke with what surrealism expressed

and brought to light the grandeur of the Kushan civilization

Madeleine de Sinéty. Un village. Celtique Fourth part: Staircases with stringers33,280 color slides, 23,076 black and white negatives: this is the concise list with which one of the hundreds of pages of Madeleine de Sinty's diary could have begun. The quality of her relationship with the people photographed, the drama of their gestures, the intimacy, richness, and diversity of the encounters she had in Poilley, a small village 60 kilometers north of Rennes, overflow from all sides of the enormous accumulation of images. Born in