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Traxectoria. Keita estivo 4 tempadas no Racing Club de Lens, da Liga Francesa, na súa última tempada xogou 37 partidos e marcou 11 goles, causando o interese de grandes equipos europeos.. Tras o seu paso polo Racing Club de Lens, na tempada 2007/08 foi fichado polo Sevilla FC onde xogou 31 partidos de Liga anotando 4 goles, tamén xogou 9 partidos de Champions nos que anotou 3 goles, e ...
Seydou Keïta. Nació en 1921 en Bamako (Mali), pasó casi toda su vida en la ciudad donde aprendió los secretos del arte fotográfico. En 1935, mientras estudiaba carpintería con su padre, su tío le regaló una Kodak Brownie Flash de un viaje a Senegal, con un carrete de ocho fotos. A partir de ese momento empezó a experimentar con la ...
Seydou Keita Seydou Keïta’s photographs eloquently portray Bamako society during its era of transition from a cosmopolitan French colony to an independent capital. Initially trained by his father to be a carpenter, Keïta’s career as a photographer was launched in 1935 by an uncle who gave him his first camera, a Kodak Brownie Flash, which he had purchased during a trip to Senegal.
Seydou Keïta arbeitete von 1948 bis 1962 als selbstständiger Fotograf im malischen Bamako. Sein Studio gehörte zusammen mit dem des etwas jüngeren Malick Sidibé zu den populärsten der Stadt. Samstags hätten die Leute sogar Schlange gestanden, erzählt Keïta. Etwa 30.000 Porträts fertigte er in seinem Leben an.
The great African portraitist Seydou Keïta lived in Bamako, Mali from 1921 to 2001. A self-taught photographer, he opened a studio in 1948 and specialized in portraiture. Seydou Keïta soon photographed all of Bamako and his portraits gained a reputation for excellence throughout West Africa. His numerous clients were drawn by the quality of ...
- Seydou Keïta Photographer. Born in Bamako 1921 died in Paris 2001. Home; Biography; Photographs; Exhibitions; Videos; Books; News
Seydou Keïta propose ainsi des oeuvres inédites s'incarnant comme des images d'archives : elles sont un témoignage d'exception sur l'émancipation de la société malienne affirmant sa modernité. --¹ Seydou Keita, Propos recueillis par André Magnin, Bamako, 1995-1996, Scalo Zueich, Berlin, 1997
