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The fruit gatherers, c1905. Creator: Edward Sheriff Curtis
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The fruit gatherers, c1905. Creator: Edward Sheriff Curtis
The fruit gatherers, c1905. Two Tewa girls picking fruit with basket, bowls on the ground
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This photograph, titled "The Fruit Gatherers," was captured by the renowned American ethnographer and photographer, Edward Sheriff Curtis, around 1905. The image beautifully portrays the daily life of two Tewa girls as they engage in a simple yet essential chore of their community - foraging for fruit. The girls are dressed in traditional apparel, with the older one wearing a long, flowing tunic and the younger one adorned in a shorter dress. They stand amidst a lush, green landscape, surrounded by branches heavy with ripe fruit. The scene takes place in New Mexico, United States of America, likely in the Pueblo region, and showcases the deep connection between the indigenous people and nature. The girls' focus is on the task at hand, their faces expressing a sense of purpose and contentment. The bowls on the ground are filled with the harvested fruit, ready to be taken back to their community for subsistence. This photograph is an invaluable contribution to the ethnographic and anthropological record of the early 20th century, offering a glimpse into the daily life and cultural practices of the Tewa people. The image's timeless quality and the girls' enduring expressions make it a compelling piece of heritage art that continues to inspire and educate us about the rich diversity of human experiences.
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