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America Nursing Spanish Noble Boys, c. 1770 (oil on canvas)
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America Nursing Spanish Noble Boys, c. 1770 (oil on canvas)
652232 America Nursing Spanish Noble Boys, c.1770 (oil on canvas) by Peruvian School (18th century); 87.5x65 cm; Private Collection; (add.info.: America Nursing Spanish Noble Boys.Peruvian School (18th century). Oil on canvas. Painted circa 1770. 87.5 x 65cm. Inscription translation Where in the world has one seen what one sees here...Her own children lie groaning and she suckles strangers.); Photo eChristies Images; Peruvian, out of copyright
Media ID 22426248
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082012upload 1770 1770s Activity Anonymous Artist Latin American Artist Peruvian Artist South American Awning Breast Feeding Breastfeeding Busy Canopy Childcare Colonisation Colony Feeding Goat Hierarchy Hispanic Historic Event Historical Event Historical Events Large Group Late 18th Century Late Eighteenth Century Latin American Art Latin American Artist Latin American Painting Latino Maternal Maternity Mixed Race Group Motherhood Motherly Nursing Olden Time Oval Shaped Parenting Peruvian Art Peruvian Artist Seating Servitude South American Artist Step Suckling Unknown Unknown Artist Dependence Ethnic Origin Headwear Interior Decoration Noble Youthful
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This print showcases the remarkable painting "America Nursing Spanish Noble Boys" by an anonymous Peruvian artist from the 18th century. Painted around 1770, this oil on canvas masterpiece measures 87.5x65 cm and is currently held in a private collection. The artwork depicts a scene of profound maternal care and servitude, as a Latin American woman breastfeeds not her own children but rather Spanish noble boys. The inscription below translates to: "Where in the world has one seen what one sees here. . . Her own children lie groaning and she suckles strangers". The composition is rich with historical significance, representing the complex dynamics of colonialism during that era. The artist skillfully captures the bustling atmosphere of daily life outdoors, with a large group of people gathered under an awning. The attention to detail is evident in every element – from the intricate apparel worn by both men and women to the crown adorning one individual's head. The color palette reflects typical European influences while still maintaining its distinctive Latin American flair. This thought-provoking piece offers insight into motherhood, dependency, and societal norms prevalent at that time. It serves as a testament to both artistic talent and historical documentation within Peruvian art history. Overall, this photograph print provides viewers with an opportunity to delve into a significant moment captured by an unknown South American artist over two centuries ago.
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