Before they pass away by Jimmy Nelson
please note: this book is available for shipping only within Switzerland
For his first book, Before They Pass Away Jimmy Nelson travelled across the world for two and a half years to meet people from the most extraordinary indigenous cultures. Jimmy’s dream has always been to create awareness about our world’s variety of peoples. This book is a homage to the thirty-five cultures he will probably never fully understand, but who will never stop inspiring him to visit.
‘When you look at people- whether they are the Huli from Papua New Guinea, the Mursi from Ethiopia or even oneself- look beyond and do not judge. Often the truth is far different from what the eye beholds.’ - Jimmy Nelson
please note: this book is available for shipping only within Switzerland
For his first book, Before They Pass Away Jimmy Nelson travelled across the world for two and a half years to meet people from the most extraordinary indigenous cultures. Jimmy’s dream has always been to create awareness about our world’s variety of peoples. This book is a homage to the thirty-five cultures he will probably never fully understand, but who will never stop inspiring him to visit.
‘When you look at people- whether they are the Huli from Papua New Guinea, the Mursi from Ethiopia or even oneself- look beyond and do not judge. Often the truth is far different from what the eye beholds.’ - Jimmy Nelson
please note: this book is available for shipping only within Switzerland
For his first book, Before They Pass Away Jimmy Nelson travelled across the world for two and a half years to meet people from the most extraordinary indigenous cultures. Jimmy’s dream has always been to create awareness about our world’s variety of peoples. This book is a homage to the thirty-five cultures he will probably never fully understand, but who will never stop inspiring him to visit.
‘When you look at people- whether they are the Huli from Papua New Guinea, the Mursi from Ethiopia or even oneself- look beyond and do not judge. Often the truth is far different from what the eye beholds.’ - Jimmy Nelson