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Portrait of an Algerian, tribe chief
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Portrait of an Algerian, tribe chief
Portrait of an Algerian, tribe chief. Algeria. Date of Photograph:1870 - 1890
Unidentified Author
FVQ-F-150176-0000
Media ID 33300718
© Alinari Archives, Florence
Algeria Black Africans Ethnic Functions And Treatments For The Body History Of Contemporary Nations Negroid Populations Populations Territories Turban Ethnography And Folklore Population And Nationality
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FVQ-F-150176-0000 - Portrait of an Algerian Tribe Chief, 1870 - 1890
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. This print transports us back in time to the late 19th century, offering a glimpse into the rich history and diverse cultures of Algeria. The subject of this portrait is an unidentified Algerian tribe chief, his commanding presence evident through his regal posture and piercing gaze. Dressed in traditional ethnic attire, the chief's clothing reflects both cultural identity and social status. His elaborate turban, intricately wrapped around his head, signifies not only fashion but also religious or military significance within his community. Every detail has been carefully considered – from his hairdo to accessories – showcasing the importance placed on personal appearance within this society. Beyond its aesthetic value, this photograph raises intriguing questions about individuality and identity. It invites us to explore physiological and psychological aspects related to body functions and treatments specific to different ethnic groups. Moreover, it serves as a valuable anthropological artifact shedding light on the lives of black Africans during that era. As we contemplate this mesmerizing portrait captured by an unknown photographer from Alinari studios, we are reminded of how historical photographs like these contribute significantly to our understanding of contemporary nations' histories. They provide invaluable insights into populations' territories while preserving their unique traditions for future generations. Let us appreciate this remarkable piece without commercial intent but rather as a testament to human diversity and cultural heritage. Through images like these, we can celebrate our shared humanity while honoring the distinctiveness that makes each nation truly special.
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