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WOMAN AND CHILD, c1875. An African-American woman, probably a nanny, holding a Caucasian baby
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WOMAN AND CHILD, c1875. An African-American woman, probably a nanny, holding a Caucasian baby
WOMAN AND CHILD, c1875.
An African-American woman, probably a nanny, holding a Caucasian baby. Photograph by Solomon Nunes Carvalho in New York City, c1875
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Media ID 12241109
1875 Baby Black Cabinet Card Caucasian Child Nanny New York City Northeast Solomon White Carvalho Unidentified
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Woman and Child, c1875
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is a captivating photograph that captures the essence of a unique relationship between an African-American woman and a Caucasian baby. Taken by Solomon Nunes Carvalho in New York City during the late 19th century, this sepia-toned portrait offers a glimpse into the dynamics of race and caregiving at that time. The image showcases an unidentified African-American woman, presumably working as a nanny, cradling the delicate form of a Caucasian baby in her arms. The tenderness with which she holds the child speaks volumes about their bond, transcending racial boundaries. It is through photographs like these that we can uncover hidden narratives from our past. This cabinet card print serves as both an artifact and testament to the complexities of American history. In an era marked by racial segregation and discrimination, it challenges conventional notions of power dynamics while highlighting the humanity shared between individuals regardless of their skin color. Granger Art on Demand presents this thought-provoking image as part of its collection to encourage dialogue surrounding historical representation. By acknowledging such images, we gain insight into our collective past and foster understanding for future generations. Let "Woman and Child, c1875" serve as a reminder that love knows no bounds - not even those imposed by society's prejudices.
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