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Singhalesin des Niederlands ohne das ubliche Obergewand, 1926
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Singhalesin des Niederlands ohne das ubliche Obergewand, 1926
Singhalesin des Niederlands ohne das ubliche Obergewand, 1926. A Sinhalese woman from Dutch Ceylon. From Der Indische Kulturkreis in Einzeldarstellungen. [Georg Muller, Munich, 1926]
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Bare Chested Ceylon Georg Georg Moller Maller Singhalese Sinhalese Sri Lanka Sri Lankan Water Pot
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This photograph, titled "Singhalesin des Niederlands ohne das ubliche Obergewand, 1926" transports us back to the vibrant culture of Dutch Ceylon in the early 20th century. The image showcases a Sinhalese woman, her direct gaze drawing us into her world. Standing confidently with one hand on her hip, she holds a traditional water pot, symbolizing her connection to nature and daily life in this enchanting Asian country. Strikingly different from the usual attire worn by Singhalese women at that time, she stands bare-chested, challenging societal norms and embracing individuality. The monochrome aesthetic adds an air of nostalgia to this historic portrait captured by Georg Muller in Munich. It serves as a testament to his keen eye for detail and ability to capture the essence of cultural diversity within Sri Lanka. As we observe this timeless print collector's piece today, it sparks curiosity about the lady's story and experiences during an era known for its transformative social changes. This photograph invites us to reflect on notions of identity, femininity, and personal expression across different continents throughout history. With every glance at this remarkable image from Der Indische Kulturkreis in Einzeldarstellungen collection published by Georg Muller in 1926, we are reminded of the power of photography as a medium for preserving heritage and capturing moments frozen in time.
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