Indigenous Woman of Guatemala
Artista: Eadweard Muybridge
Siglo XIX · Guatemala
Colección: Eadweard Muybridge en Latinoamerica
The portrait shows an indigenous woman seated on the ground, engaged in weaving a type of fabric with a rectangular structure. The figure is observed from the back, highlighting her braided hair and the clothing she wears, consisting of a white blouse and dark skirts. The weaving process is evident through the support elements and the threads stretched over the frame. The natural environment, with a prominent tree in the background, suggests a rural or country setting.
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