British Guyana- Surinam, the Slave Rebellion, plate 65, from 'Le Costume Ancien et Moderne', 1820s-30s

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"British Guyana-Surinam, the Slave Rebellion, plate 65, from 'Le Costume Ancien et Moderne'" is an illustration by G. Bramati that was produced in the 1820s-1830s as part of a comprehensive study on the dress and customs of people across different regions and historical periods. The work is a part of a larger multivolume collection titled "Le Costume Ancien et Moderne" which was originally written by the Italian author Giulio Ferrario and is known for its detailed engravings and descriptions of global attire and social practices.

The specific plate, number 65, depicts a scene from a slave rebellion in the British Guiana-Surinam area, a region in South America that was under British and Dutch colonial rule, respectively, during the time of the work's publication. The illustration is significant as it provides a visual representation of a historical event that reflects the tensions and resistance against the oppressive conditions of slavery in the colonial era.

The image serves as a historical document, capturing the attire, actions, and emotions of the individuals involved in the rebellion. It is an important artifact for understanding the socio-cultural dynamics of the period, particularly the struggles of enslaved people for freedom and autonomy. The work of G. Bramati, as part of Ferrario's larger collection, contributes to the visual historiography of the early 19th century and offers insight into the perceptions and depictions of slave rebellions by contemporary European observers.

As an illustration from a period when the abolitionist movement was gaining momentum, "British Guyana-Surinam, the Slave Rebellion, plate 65" holds value not only for its artistic merit but also for its historical and cultural significance in the context of the transatlantic slave trade and the global history of slavery.

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