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The image shows three children posing at the entrance of a building, with a window closed by an iron grating; the children come from a Bedouin tribe of northern Africa
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The image shows three children posing at the entrance of a building, with a window closed by an iron grating; the children come from a Bedouin tribe of northern Africa
The image shows three children posing at the entrance of a building, with a window closed by an iron grating; the children come from a Bedouin tribe of northern Africa. Africa. Date of Photograph:1870 - 1890
Unidentified Author
FVQ-F-150155-0000
Media ID 33300678
© Alinari Archives, Florence
Amphora Black Africans Door Grill Negroid Populations Nomadic Populations Of A Child Person And Social Status Ethnography And Folklore Nomad Population And Nationality Society And Politics
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This photo print, titled "FVQ-F-150155-0000" transports us back in time to the late 19th century. The image showcases three children proudly posing at the entrance of a building adorned with intricate architectural elements and sections. A window, closed off by an imposing iron grating, adds a touch of mystery to the scene. These young subjects belong to a Bedouin tribe hailing from northern Africa, their headdresses reflecting their cultural heritage. Their clothing, meticulously detailed and fashionable for that era, provides insight into the fashion trends prevalent among nomadic populations during this period. The portrait not only captures the innocence and curiosity radiating from these children's faces but also offers glimpses into wider societal aspects. It serves as a testament to the diverse social fabric of African communities at that time. Intriguingly, an amphora can be seen near one of the children—a fascinating object that hints at both practicality and symbolism within their daily lives. It is important to note that this photograph should be appreciated for its anthropological significance rather than any commercial use or association with a specific company. By delving into anthropology, ethnography, folklore, and population studies through images like this one by Unidentified Author from Alinari, we gain valuable insights into different cultures around the world. Dating back between 1870 and 1890 according to available records (DatePhoto), this remarkable piece allows us to reflect on history while celebrating diversity in our global society.
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