Liveried slaves carrying a sedan chair Brazil from Le Costume Ancien et Moderne

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"Liveried slaves carrying a sedan chair Brazil" is an illustrative work featured in "Le Costume Ancien et Moderne," a comprehensive study on global attire and customs across various periods and regions, authored by Paolo Fumagalli. This particular illustration offers a vivid glimpse into the socio-cultural dynamics of Brazil, focusing on the use of liveried slaves for transportation via sedan chairs, a practice prevalent among the European colonizers and wealthy classes in colonial Brazil. The image is significant for its detailed depiction of the attire, expressions, and posture of the slaves, providing insights into the hierarchical social structures and the complexities of servitude and privilege during the period.

"Le Costume Ancien et Moderne" itself is an extensive work that delves into the evolution of clothing and customs, illustrating the diversity of human culture through meticulously detailed engravings. Paolo Fumagalli's contribution to this collection is notable for its ethnographic accuracy and artistic quality, making it a valuable resource for historians, anthropologists, and art enthusiasts alike. The inclusion of "Liveried slaves carrying a sedan chair Brazil" within this collection underscores the importance of visual documentation in understanding historical contexts and the nuanced interplay between culture, economy, and social stratification in colonial societies.

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