Camacani Tribesmen in Woodland in the Amazon jungle, Brazil, from 'Le Costume Ancien et Moderne', Volume I, plate 53 , 1820-30s

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"Camacani Tribesmen in Woodland in the Amazon Jungle, Brazil" is an illustration from 'Le Costume Ancien et Moderne', a comprehensive study of world clothing and customs across various historical periods and regions. This work, published in the 1820s and 1830s, was authored by Giulio Ferrario and illustrated by various artists, including D.K. Bonatti, who is credited with plate 53 in Volume I. The illustration depicts members of the Camacani tribe, an indigenous group from the Amazon rainforest, engaged in their natural habitat.

The 'Le Costume Ancien et Moderne' was an ambitious project that sought to document the dress and traditions of people around the world, offering a window into the diversity of human cultures during the early 19th century. Plate 53, featuring the Camacani Tribesmen, is a representation of the indigenous people of Brazil, showcasing their traditional attire, tools, and the environment in which they lived. The detailed engraving provides insight into the Camacani's way of life, highlighting the intersection of culture, environment, and identity in the Amazonian context.

As an important historical document, the illustration serves as a visual record of the Camacani people during a period of significant change and encroachment by European colonial powers. It is a valuable resource for historians, anthropologists, and art historians interested in the study of indigenous cultures, colonial history, and ethnographic art. The work of D.K. Bonatti within 'Le Costume Ancien et Moderne' contributes to the broader understanding of the cultural tapestry of the early 19th century and the depiction of non-European societies by European artists and scholars.

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