Burial Customs, New Holland, plate 63 from Le Costume Ancien et Moderne, by Jules Ferrario, published c.1820s-30s

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"Burial Customs, New Holland, plate 63" is an illustrative work featured in "Le Costume Ancien et Moderne," a comprehensive study on global attire and customs authored by Giulio Ferrario in the early 19th century. Published circa the 1820s-1830s, this extensive collection aimed to document the diverse cultural practices, traditional costumes, and daily life of people from various parts of the world, offering a window into the customs and traditions that defined societies of the time.

The specific plate, "Burial Customs, New Holland," provides a visual account of the funeral practices observed by the indigenous peoples of New Holland, now known as Australia. This artwork, attributed to Sydney Parkinson, showcases the unique and solemn rites associated with death and burial among Aboriginal Australians. Parkinson, known for his work as a natural history artist, was part of James Cook's first voyage to the Pacific Ocean, during which he documented the flora, fauna, and peoples of the regions they explored. His detailed observations and artistic renditions have served as valuable historical records of indigenous cultures during the 18th century.

In "Burial Customs, New Holland," viewers are presented with a scene that captures the essence of Aboriginal funeral rites, characterized by their respect for the deceased and the intricate rituals that accompany the journey of the soul to the afterlife. The illustration is not only a testament to Parkinson's skill and sensitivity as an artist but also reflects the broader objectives of "Le Costume Ancien et Moderne" to preserve and share knowledge of cultural practices around the globe.

As part of Ferrario's ambitious project, this plate, along with the others in the series, contributes to the understanding of human cultural diversity and the ways in which societies honor and remember their dead. "Burial Customs, New Holland, plate 63" stands as a significant historical document, offering insights into the rich cultural heritage of Aboriginal Australians and the global endeavor to catalogue and celebrate the customs that define humanity.

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