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ARCTIC INHABITANTS, 1618. Woodcut from Hieronymous Megisers Septentrio novantiquus

ARCTIC INHABITANTS, 1618. Woodcut from Hieronymous Megisers Septentrio novantiquus


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ARCTIC INHABITANTS, 1618. Woodcut from Hieronymous Megisers Septentrio novantiquus

ARCTIC INHABITANTS, 1618.
Woodcut from Hieronymous Megisers Septentrio novantiquus, published at Leipzig, 1618

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1618 Arctic Explorer Inuit Kayak Native Hieronymous


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This woodcut print from 1618, titled "Arctic Inhabitants" offers a glimpse into the lives of indigenous people living in the Arctic region during that time. Created by Hieronymous Megiser and published in Leipzig, this artwork provides a valuable historical record of early exploration and encounters with native cultures. In this scene, we see an exterior view showcasing an Arctic landscape as well as two figures - a man and a woman. The man is depicted paddling a kayak, which was an essential mode of transportation for Arctic inhabitants. This image highlights their resourcefulness and adaptability to survive in such harsh conditions. The attention to detail in this woodcut is remarkable; it allows us to observe the traditional clothing worn by these individuals. The woman's attire reflects her cultural heritage, while the man appears focused on navigating through icy waters. Megiser's work not only captures the physical appearance of these indigenous people but also hints at their deep connection with nature. It serves as a reminder of their resilience and knowledge passed down through generations. As we gaze upon this historic print, let us appreciate its significance as both artistry and documentation. It transports us back to a time when explorers encountered new lands and cultures, shedding light on our shared human history.

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