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Huang Shan: Les montagnes célestes
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Huang Shan: Les montagnes célestes

Collector Grade · C- Rarity · Common Deal · Weak Confidence · Low
Hardcover (with Dust Jacket) hardcover French 144 pages 25.3 x 34.6 x 2.0 cm 1505g

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Rarity 16.8/100 · Collector 0/100 · Deal 49.41/100 · Listings: 2 · Avg price: $122.87 · Min price: $61.55

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Description

The photographic approach focuses on capturing the majestic and often mist-shrouded peaks of Huang Shan, also known as the Yellow Mountains, highlighting their dramatic, otherworldly presence. Marc Riboud’s images emphasize the interplay of natural light and rugged terrain to reveal the mountains’ towering granite spires, ancient pine trees, and swirling clouds.

Thematically, the work explores the spiritual and cultural significance of Huang Shan as a symbol of transcendence and natural beauty in Chinese landscape tradition. The mood conveyed is one of awe and reverence, with photographs that evoke contemplation through both detailed close-ups and expansive panoramic compositions. Riboud’s visual narrative presents the mountains as a space of sublime isolation and natural grandeur.

Published in 2004 by Flammarion, Huang Shan: Les montagnes célestes consists of 144 pages that thoughtfully assemble the photobook’s contemplative exploration of one of China’s most iconic natural landmarks.