Type - Malgache femme Bezanozano, c.1920

Discover the allure of art with our faithful reproduction of "Type - Malgache femme Bezanozano, c.1920", originally brought to life by the talented H. W. Ramaharosoa. Unlike posters or prints, our hand-painted oil painting breathes an unique sense of depth and texture into your space. Every detail, every stroke, and every texture is meticulously recreated, paying the perfect homage to H. W. Ramaharosoa and his artistic vision.

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"Type - Malgache femme Bezanozano, c.1920" is a historical photograph taken by H. W. Ramaharosoa, a photographer active in Madagascar during the early 20th century. The photograph, dated circa 1920, captures a woman from the Bezanozano ethnic group, which is one of the eighteen Malagasy ethnic groups of Madagascar. The Bezanozano people are known for residing in the central highlands of the island, and their name translates to "those who have many braids," reflecting a distinctive aspect of their traditional hairstyles.

As an early 20th-century photographic work, "Type - Malgache femme Bezanozano, c.1920" is significant for its ethnographic and historical value, offering insight into the attire, physical appearance, and cultural identity of the Bezanozano people during the colonial period in Madagascar. The photograph is a representation of the era's approach to documenting and classifying the diverse ethnic groups within the island through visual means.

H. W. Ramaharosoa's work is part of a broader collection of photographs that serve as important visual records of Madagascar's people and their way of life during a time of significant change and interaction with colonial powers. The image is not only a piece of artistic expression but also a document that contributes to the understanding of the social and anthropological context of Madagascar in the early 20th century.

The photograph's composition, use of lighting, and the subject's pose are reflective of the portraiture style of the time, which often sought to portray the subject with dignity and a sense of stillness. "Type - Malgache femme Bezanozano, c.1920" remains an important work for scholars studying the history of photography in Madagascar, colonial history, and the representation of indigenous cultures during the colonial era.

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