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Portrait of Lars Anders Baggi, 25 years old, Jokkmokk, 1868. Creator: Lotten von Duben
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Portrait of Lars Anders Baggi, 25 years old, Jokkmokk, 1868. Creator: Lotten von Duben
Portrait of Lars Anders Baggi, 25 years old, Jokkmokk, 1868. From Lotten von Duben's photo album with motifs from the ethnological expedition to Lapland led by her husband Gustaf von Duben in 1868
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This portrait captures the enigmatic gaze of Lars Anders Baggi, a 25-year-old man from Jokkmokk, Lapland, in the late 19th century. The photograph was taken during an ethnological expedition to Lapland led by his Swedish host, Gustaf von Duben, and documented by his wife, Lotten von Duben. Lars Anders is depicted seated, with a thoughtful expression that seems to suggest a deep introspection. His hair is styled in a fashionable comb-over, with a side parting that was popular during the 1860s. The portrait is rendered in sepia tones, adding to the nostalgic and timeless quality of the image. The photograph is an invaluable document of the Sami people, an indigenous group from Lapland, during a period of significant cultural change. The ethnological expedition aimed to study and document the traditions, customs, and way of life of the Sami people, making this portrait an important historical artifact. The portrait is part of Lotten von Duben's photo album, which is now housed in the Nordiska Museet (Museum of Ethnography) in Stockholm, Sweden. The museum, founded in 1873, is dedicated to preserving and promoting Swedish cultural heritage, making this portrait an essential addition to its collection. Lars Anders' portrait is a poignant reminder of the rich cultural heritage of Lapland and the importance of documenting and preserving the traditions and stories of indigenous communities. The portrait also serves as a testament to the pioneering work of Lotten and Gustaf von Duben in the field of ethnography and anthropology.
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