In honor of his 107th birthday on 06 May, Paule Rigaud assembled a collection of photos of Moshe Feldenkrais in the judo milieu of Paris in the 1930’s.
In her blog, Paule says that Feldenkrais arrived in Paris at the age of 26 and stayed for twelve years. She writes about his passion for judo. Her blog and the captions are in French; the photos, well, they speak for themselves…
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