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Full-length portrait of a very young Pygmy in Manila. The little girl wears humble ethnic dress and a kerchief on her head
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Full-length portrait of a very young Pygmy in Manila. The little girl wears humble ethnic dress and a kerchief on her head
Full-length portrait of a very young Pygmy in Manila. The little girl wears humble ethnic dress and a kerchief on her head The Phillipines. Date of Photograph:1863-1875 ca
Leonor de la Roca
MFC-A-004646-0049
Media ID 33263825
© Alinari Archives, Florence
Asiatic Populations Ethnic Filipinos For Children Of A Child Ethnography And Folklore Population And Nationality
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MFC-A-004646-0049 - A Glimpse into the Cultural Tapestry of Manila's Pygmy Community
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. This photo print, captured between 1863 and 1875 by the talented Leonor de la Roca, offers a rare glimpse into the rich cultural heritage of Manila's Pygmy community. The full-length portrait showcases a very young Pygmy girl adorned in humble ethnic dress, exuding an air of innocence and curiosity. The little girl's attire is a testament to her cultural roots, as she wears traditional clothing that reflects her ethnic identity. Her colorful ensemble is complemented by a kerchief gracefully tied around her head, adding an extra touch of charm to her appearance. This snapshot not only captures the beauty of this child but also serves as a visual representation of the diverse fashion and clothing styles prevalent among different communities in Manila during that era. Beyond its aesthetic appeal, this photograph holds immense anthropological significance. It provides valuable insights into the lives and customs of Filipinos belonging to Asiatic populations at that time. By immortalizing this young Pygmy girl through his lens, de la Roca contributes to our understanding of population diversity and nationality within Manila's multicultural tapestry. As we admire this poignant portrait today, let us appreciate its historical value as well as its artistic merit. Through photography like this one from Alinari's collection, we gain access to untold stories and forgotten narratives that shape our collective human experience. Let us celebrate these glimpses into our shared past while honoring the resilience and beauty found within every culture across the globe – regardless of commercial interests or affiliations with any particular company.
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