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Native man of the Aroaqui tribe, from Atlas of a Journey in Brazil
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Native man of the Aroaqui tribe, from Atlas of a Journey in Brazil
STC428077 Native man of the Aroaqui tribe, from Atlas of a Journey in Brazil by Johann Baptist von Spix (1781-1826) and Karl Friedrich Philipp Martius (1794-1868), published c.1835-50 (colour litho) by German School, (19th century); Private Collection; (add.info.: Martius and Spix travelled in Brazil 1817-20; Atlas zur Reise in Brasilien ; see also 92094; ); The Stapleton Collection; German, out of copyright
Media ID 23181860
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Brazil Brazilian Hole Piercing Stretched Tribe Tribesman Ear Lobe Earlobe
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This print showcases a Native man of the Aroaqui tribe, taken from the renowned "Atlas of a Journey in Brazil" by Johann Baptist von Spix and Karl Friedrich Philipp Martius. Published between 1835-1850, this color lithograph captures the essence of this indigenous community with remarkable detail. The Aroaqui man's bust is prominently displayed, revealing his striking features and unique tribal adornments. His head and shoulders are stretched across the frame, allowing us to appreciate every intricate detail. The elongated ear lobe stands out as an emblematic symbol of cultural identity within the Aroaqui tribe. As we delve into this portrait, we are transported to South America, where tribes like the Aroaqui have thrived for centuries. This image serves as a powerful reminder of their resilience and rich heritage. The piercing gaze of this South American tribesman draws us in further, inviting us to explore his world through artistry and sculpture. Through this photograph, we witness not only a representation of an individual but also a celebration of tribal traditions that have been passed down through generations. This exceptional piece from Bridgeman Images allows us to appreciate both the artistic beauty captured by German School artists during their journey in Brazil and the cultural significance embedded within it. It serves as a testament to humanity's diverse tapestry and our collective responsibility to preserve these invaluable legacies for future generations.
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