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Tag Archives: Anthropology
1987: Cultural Differences
[In France], F, her husband, and her daughter, who are preparing to leave a party, are standing in the foyer saying goodbye. As she leaves, F has a “minor accident”: while putting on her coat, her hand brushes against a … Continue reading
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Tagged 1980's, 20th Century, Anthropology, Art, Food and Drink, France, Georges Mathieu, Manners, Painting, Raymonde Carroll, USA
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1838: Matua Tawai
Alexandre Pierre Marie Dumoutier: plaster cast of Matua Tawai, a New Zealander of Ikanamawi (1838) Moulage sur nature became a powerful freezing and fixation tool used to document a natural and even human hic et nunc status. In the great … Continue reading
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Tagged 1830's, 19th Century, Alexandre Pierre Marie Dumoutier, Anthropology, Colonialism, France, Matua Tawai, New Zealand, Tattoos
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