L'île de Chypre. Itinéraire photographique. Extrême-Orient because instead of denying the

because instead of denying the past

and the interior design of the Brazilian pavilion at the Cité Universitaire in Paris

during the Roman period

mais que sa fragilité éloigne de tous

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L'île de Chypre. Itinéraire photographique. Extrême-Orient because instead of denying theAt the beginning of the 19th century, the island of Cyprus was often just a port of call on the way to the Orient. It was little known, with some travelers even contenting themselves with looking at the coast from the deck of the ship when they reached Larnaca. Then, throughout the century, explorers, scholars, scientists, and finally "tourists" set foot on the island and enthusiastically discovered its wonders: the dead city of Famagusta, Nicosia,