Comments on: Timor-Leste – A king’s granddaughter helps re-weave a nation

By: Rui Fonseca

Rui Fonseca — Fri, 25 Sep 2009 19:47:42 +0000

Se se refere às fotos preto e branco, são do Album Fontoura de 1938 e existem agora em suporte informático.

By: Sara Niner

Sara Niner — Tue, 01 Sep 2009 23:58:00 +0000

Dear Georges
The photos came out of a Portuguese book of old photos of Timor which came out after 1999 of which I am struggling to remember the title (Posto Antigos springs to mind). Ofelia Napoleao sent them to me and I’d have to look back in some old emails to try and find the name. I should have really put that in the caption too now I think about it and then you wouldn’t have any trouble finding it and I would have acknowledged the publication too (woops!)
Please note the second caption here is wrong also but all the info is on another computer.
best wishes
Sara

By: Kevin Murray

Kevin Murray — Sun, 30 Aug 2009 23:22:40 +0000

Georges, if you email me I’d be happy to put you on touch with the source of those photographs. Try info (at) craftunbound.net.
Kevin

By: Georges Breguet

Georges Breguet — Sun, 30 Aug 2009 16:43:22 +0000

Hello, I am working on a book wich will have a chapter on the old textiles from Timor Leste from my own collection. Do you have an idea who has the copyright of the 2 old photographs included in the internet paper “Timor-Leste – A king’s granddaughter helps re-weave a nation”. Thank you in advance for your help.

Georges Breguet – Geneva (Switzerland)