Oman - Religion and Society through American Eyes
Edward Grazda
English and Arabic
hardbound, 185 pages, 2009
28,5 x 27 x 2 cm; 910 g
The photographs of the Sultanate of Oman taken by Edward Grazda capture scenes of constructed, human and natural sights. They highlight an integral vision of beauty and magnificence, and manifest a deep and exquisite artistic sense. The images selected by Grazda give an insight into intellectual, historical and modern aspects that help provide an understanding of Oman to those who have ever visited the country.
Moreover, the photographs acquaint Omanis themselves with aspects of their lives from perspectives of which they have may never have been aware. Although the vision is American - because Edward Grazda is an American himself - it is also a human one that reaches wide horizons of creativity due to its faithfulness and transparency.
