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Four Angustura Indians, 1854 / 1869. Creator: George Catlin

Four Angustura Indians, 1854  /  1869. Creator: George Catlin


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Four Angustura Indians, 1854 / 1869. Creator: George Catlin

Four Angustura Indians, 1854/1869. Two brothers with unmarried girls on the shores of the Amazon, above Tabatinga. 1853

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Amazon Brazil Brazilian Brother Catlin Catlin George Four People George Catlin Paddle Paddles South American Tribal Tribe Unmarried


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This print by George Catlin showcases the lives of four Angustura Indians in the 19th century. The image captures two brothers accompanied by unmarried girls, standing gracefully on the shores of the Amazon River above Tabatinga. Catlin's artistic talent and attention to detail are evident in this oil painting, which beautifully portrays the rich heritage and culture of these native American individuals. The vibrant colors used in this piece bring life to each character, highlighting their unique features and traditional attire. The women's intricate garments reflect their indigenous roots, while the men proudly hold paddles symbolizing their connection to nature and their riverine lifestyle. Catlin's work serves as a historical record, preserving a moment frozen in time that offers us a glimpse into South America's past. It reminds us of the diverse tribes that once inhabited these lands long before modern civilization took over. This portrait not only celebrates individual identities but also represents an entire community united by shared customs and traditions. As we admire this remarkable artwork, let it serve as a reminder of our responsibility to honor and respect indigenous cultures worldwide. Through artistry like Catlin's, we can appreciate and preserve the history that has shaped our present-day societies while fostering understanding among different peoples across continents.

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