Fleur,

I hereby authorize UNESCO to continue using the Lakalaka photographs I have sent for the good will and education of humanities.

Sincerely Yours

Albert Vaea

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From: "Perrier de la Bathie, Fleur" <>

To: "ttc" <>; "Adrienne Kaeppler" <>;

<>

Cc: <>

Sent: Friday, February 17, 2006 3:01 AM

Subject: RE: Pictures of Lakalaka, Dances and Sung Speeches of Tonga

Dear Albert,

Thank you very much for sending this set of pictures of Lakalaka. In order

to respect the copyright mention, could you complete and send us back by fax

the attached authorisation letter (fax number: + 33 1 45 68 57 52).

Many thanks in advance

Best regards

Fleur

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Envoyé : jeudi 16 février 2006 03:24

À : Adrienne Kaeppler; Perrier de la Bathie, Fleur;

Cc :

Objet : Re: Pictures of Lakalaka, Dances and Sung Speeches of Tonga

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From: "Adrienne Kaeppler" <>

To: <>; <>; <>

Cc: <>

Sent: Saturday, January 28, 2006 7:50 AM

Subject: Re: Pictures of Lakalaka, Dances and Sung Speeches of Tonga

> Hi Fleur,

> Nice to hear from you. It is a pity that UNESCO/Samoa (or whomever was in

> charge) did not fund the Tongan request to begin the Action Plan last

> year.

> If they had, photographs would probably be readily available with no

> problem.

> Fleur or Emily, do you know what happened? I saw the request prepared by

> Albert and it was excellent. (Was there some disconnect between the Samoan

> UNESCO office and Tonga?

> I have some slides that were taken over the years that I can look for.

> But

> I am not sure they will be up to your standards. Also, the photographers

> at

> Vava`u Press in Tonga should have some good quality photographs. About how

> many photographs would you like to have?

> Fleur, I think this is an excellent idea to have a book about the

> Masterpieces. I will certainly do what I can to find some photographs.

> Cheers, Adrienne

> "Perrier de la Bathie, Fleur" <> 01/27 12:25 PM

> Dear Adrienne, Albert and Emily,

> I am contacting the three of you concerning the "Lakalaka, Dances and

> Sung Speeches of Tonga" which was proclaimed Masterpiece of the Oral and

> Intangible Heritage of Humanity in November 2003.

> The Intangible Heritage Section is currently preparing to publish a

> picture book on the proclaimed Masterpieces of the Oral and Intangible

> Heritage of Humanity. In this regard, we are looking for "high quality"

> pictures of the Masterpieces, and we would like to seek your help to

> obtain the pictures. This picture would also complete our audiovisual

> documentation of each Masterpiece.

> The pictures that we are searching should show different aspects of the

> masterpiece such as: the masterpiece itself, educational training,

> transmission, tradition, use of objects, preparation, etc. It should

> show people in action, people executing it or playing the scene, as well

> as the audience if pertinent. We would like to insist on the quality of

> the picture (artistic, colorful, good light, etc.). We prefer not to use

> digital pictures except if they are already in a high quality format

> (large picture size between 300-600DPI for minimum post card size). In

> order for us to be able to digitize and print them in a big format for

> the book, we would like to receive the pictures in either negatives or

> slides.

> It would help us greatly if we could obtain the photos for free of

> charge. They would be printed for promotional purpose only. In order to

> respect the copyright, please indicate to us the name of the

> photographer and his/her contact information in order for us to forward

> an agreement that we will need the photographer to sign and return to

> us.

> Therefore, I shall be most grateful if you could send me some pictures

> illustrating "Lakalaka, Dances and Sung Speeches of Tonga" as soon as

> possible (preferably before 15 February 2006), or let me know who I can

> contact to get them.

> Thank you very much in advance for your kind help.

> Best regards,

> Fleur Perrier

> Intangible Heritage Section

> UNESCO

> Tel : + 33 1 45 68 41 32

> Fax : + 33 1 45 68 57 52

>