Les F괥s ࠁndorre (La Farandole) Festival in Andorra
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Les F괥s ࠁndorre (La Farandole) Festival in Andorra
Les F괥s ࠁ ndorre (La Farandole) Festival in Andorra. Dance of the Sardana in front of the Casa de la Vall, the seat of the General Council (Parliament). Illustration in Le Petit Journal, Suppl魥 nt Illustr頲 0. April 11, 1891. Litography
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1891 Andorra Casa Council Couples Daylight Engravings Feminine Festival Journal Lithographies Lithographs Lithography Litographies Litography Parliament Petit Seat Sunlight Vall Farandole Illustr Persons Sardana
Les Fetes de la Farandole
EDITORS COMMENTS
in Andorra: A Vibrant Display of Cultural Tradition in 1891 This image, published in Le Petit Journal Supplément on April 11, 1891, captures the essence of the "Les Fetes de la Farandole" festival in Andorra. The annual event, celebrated in this European microstate nestled between France and Spain, is renowned for its unique traditions, particularly the Sardana dance. In the foreground, a lively group of people, both men and women, is seen performing the Sardana dance in front of the Casa de la Vall. This historic building, which serves as the seat of the General Council (Parliament) of Andorra, adds an air of official significance to the festivities. The women, dressed in traditional Andorran attire, gracefully move in synchronized steps, their skirts swirling in the daylight. Couples intersperse among them, their hands linked, creating a sense of unity and camaraderie. The scene is bathed in sunlight, with the exterior walls of the Casa de la Vall providing a striking contrast to the vibrant colors of the dancers' costumes. The engraving, produced through the litography process, masterfully captures the intricate details of the dancers' clothing, the textures of their fabrics, and the architectural features of the Casa de la Vall. This image serves as a testament to the rich cultural heritage of Andorra and the enduring appeal of its traditional festivals. The Sardana dance, with its deep roots in Andorran history, continues to be a source of pride and celebration for the people of Andorra and a draw for visitors from around the world.
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