Domestic interior, Carib tribe, Dutch Antilles, plate 67 from Le Costume Ancien et Moderne by Jules Ferrario, published c.1820s-30s

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"Domestic interior, Carib tribe, Dutch Antilles, plate 67" is an illustration from the comprehensive historical work "Le Costume Ancien et Moderne" by the Italian author Giulio Ferrario, commonly known as Jules Ferrario in French. The work was published in the 1820s-1830s and was engraved by Vittorio Raineri, among others. The illustration is part of a series that depicts the traditional costumes and daily life of people from various parts of the world, with a focus on both contemporary and historical fashions.

The plate in question provides a visual representation of the domestic life of the Carib tribe in the Dutch Antilles. The Caribs were indigenous peoples of the Caribbean, known for their distinct culture and way of life before the extensive European colonization. The Dutch Antilles, a group of islands in the Caribbean Sea, were part of the colonial territories of the Netherlands during the time of Ferrario's publication.

Ferrario's work is significant for its attempt to document the dress and customs of different societies, often with an emphasis on authenticity and ethnographic detail. "Domestic interior, Carib tribe, Dutch Antilles, plate 67" contributes to this documentation by offering insights into the interior living spaces and domestic practices of the Carib people as understood in the early 19th century.

The illustration is an important historical artifact, reflecting the European perspective and understanding of non-European cultures during the period of its creation. It serves as a resource for scholars interested in the history of ethnography, colonialism, and the representation of indigenous cultures in art and literature. The work of Ferrario, including this plate, is often studied for its artistic merit as well as its role in the dissemination of knowledge about diverse cultural traditions during the age of exploration and colonial expansion.

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