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South East Coast: Cafre nation, 1820s-30s (colour litho)
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South East Coast: Cafre nation, 1820s-30s (colour litho)
810368 South East Coast: Cafre nation, 1820s-30s (colour litho) by Italian School, (19th century); Private Collection; (add.info.: Cafre is derived from the Muslim word for idolaters. The Da-Lagoa region, with native houses. Costumi dei... by Giulio Ferrario. Collection in many volumes made from plates from travel books. Published in Rome, 1820/30s. Engravings by Fumagalli, Bramatti et al.); The Stapleton Collection; Italian, out of copyright
Media ID 23163844
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Anthropological Anthropology Ethnographic Ethnological Ethnology Giulio Ferrario Huts Loincloth Nation Peoples South East Southeast Ethnography Loincloths Natives
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This print titled "South East Coast: Cafre nation, 1820s-30s" takes us back in time to the vibrant and culturally rich region of South East Africa. The image, a colour lithograph created by an anonymous Italian artist from the 19th century, showcases the unique landscape and people of the Cafre nation. The term "Cafre" originates from a Muslim word referring to idolaters, highlighting the diversity and complexity of this African community. In this particular scene, we are transported to the Da-Lagoa region where native houses dot the picturesque coastline. The men and women depicted wear traditional dress including loincloths, providing insight into their cultural practices. This print is part of a larger collection compiled by Giulio Ferrario that features engravings from travel books published in Rome during the 1820s-30s. These volumes offer glimpses into various cultures around the world through detailed illustrations. With its ethnographic focus, this artwork offers valuable anthropological insights into South East African peoples during this period. It allows viewers to appreciate not only their attire but also their way of life within these huts along the coast. Preserved in private collections today, prints like these serve as important historical documents that shed light on our shared human heritage. Through images such as this one captured by Bridgeman Images' Fine Art Finder platform, we can explore different cultures and gain a deeper understanding of our collective past.
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