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Two village women, Scanno, Abruzzo
Two village women, Scanno, Abruzzo Abruzzo Scanno. Date of Photograph:1907
Howells Vincenzo
BAQ-F-001420-0000
Media ID 33154449
© Alinari Archives, Florence
Abruzzo Conversation Europeans Games And Pastimes Italy Of A Child Of Verbal Rapport Popular Ethnography And Folklore Headdress Civilian Population And Nationality Society And Politics
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Capturing the Essence of Village Life in Scanno, Abruzzo
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. This print transports us back to the year 1907, immersing us in the rich cultural tapestry of Scanno, a quaint village nestled in the heart of Abruzzo, Italy. The lens of Howells Vincenzo has skillfully frozen a moment that encapsulates not only the beauty but also the spirit and traditions of this European community. In this scene, two village women stand side by side, their faces etched with wisdom and resilience. Dressed in traditional clothing that reflects both fashion trends and societal norms of their time, they exude an air of elegance and grace. Their headdresses serve as symbolic markers - perhaps indicating their civilian or religious affiliations within this close-knit society. What truly captivates our attention is their interaction: engaged in deep conversation or sharing tales from generations past. It is through these verbal rapports that stories are passed down, preserving customs and folklore unique to Scanno's heritage. The presence of a child adds an endearing touch to this portrait – a reminder that culture thrives through generations. This young soul will grow up surrounded by games and pastimes cherished by her ancestors – forging connections between old traditions and new beginnings. As we gaze upon this photograph print today, it serves as more than just a visual artifact; it becomes a window into anthropology itself. We witness Europeans who have shaped history through their distinct identities rooted in places like Scanno. Let us celebrate Howells Vincenzo's ability to freeze time with his camera lens – allowing us to appreciate not only the beauty captured within these frames but also providing invaluable insight into societies long gone yet forever imprinted on our collective memory.
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