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Quito in a shawl, 1865 (watercolour)
3673165 Quito in a shawl, 1865 (watercolour) by Salas, Ramon (1815-80); Newberry Library, Chicago, Illinois, USA; (add.info.: Original watercolors by Ramon Salas, famous Ecuadorian artist, who originated "Quito manners and customs" in natural watercolors, these being some of his originals. VAULT Ayer Art Quito Costumes
Quito man facing the artist. Wearing white, calf-length pants, cream poncho with red stripes, a white shirt and a white hat. Wooden object with an attached cloth is hanging across the front of his chest.
by Salas, Ramon, 1815-1880); © Newberry Library
Media ID 32191874
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Quito in a Shawl, 1865 - A Glimpse into Ecuadorian Culture
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. This watercolour print, created by renowned Ecuadorian artist Ramon Salas in 1865, offers a fascinating glimpse into the customs and traditions of Quito, the capital city of Ecuador. The artwork is part of Salas' collection showcasing "Quito manners and customs" which he depicted with remarkable detail and authenticity. In this particular piece, we see a Quito man facing the artist while adorned in traditional attire. He wears white calf-length pants paired with a cream poncho embellished with vibrant red stripes. A crisp white shirt complements his ensemble, along with a distinctive white hat that adds an air of elegance to his appearance. One intriguing element captured by Salas is the wooden object hanging across the man's chest. Attached to it is a cloth that further enhances his unique style. This attention to detail showcases not only Salas' artistic prowess but also his deep understanding and appreciation for indigenous culture. The watercolour painting beautifully captures the essence of early 19th-century Quito society, highlighting its rich heritage and native influences. Through this artwork, viewers are transported back in time to experience the beauty and diversity of South American culture. Displayed at Newberry Library in Chicago, Illinois, USA, this exquisite piece continues to captivate art enthusiasts worldwide as they marvel at Salas' ability to bring history alive through his brushstrokes.
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