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Market of Port-au-Prince, Haiti
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Market of Port-au-Prince, Haiti
Market of Port-au-Prince, Haiti America Haiti. Date of Photograph:1890-1899 ca
Caney
FVQ-F-041409-0000
Media ID 33290116
© Alinari Archives, Florence
American Indians Central And South American Peoples Commerce And Trade Crowd Market Mule Native Populations Of The Americas Of Associations Structure And Site Ethnography And Folklore Population And Nationality Society And Politics
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In this print titled "Market of Port-au-Prince, Haiti" taken by Caney from Alinari, we are transported back in time to the bustling streets of late 19th-century Haiti. The image captures a vibrant scene filled with an array of sights and sounds that epitomize the essence of commerce and trade. The market is teeming with life as people from all walks of life gather to buy and sell their goods. The structure itself stands proudly in the background, a testament to the resilience and spirit of the Haitian people. Surrounding it are mules, terrestrial mammals that were commonly used for transportation during this era. As our eyes wander through the crowd, we catch glimpses of various associations forming within this lively marketplace. It becomes evident that beyond mere economic transactions, these interactions reflect deeper societal connections rooted in politics and shared cultural heritage. This print also provides us with a glimpse into the native populations inhabiting America's southern regions during this period. Through anthropology, ethnography, and folklore lenses, we can discern elements unique to Central and South American peoples – perhaps even catching sight of indigenous Americans among them. The date range provided for this photograph places us somewhere between 1890-1899 when Haiti was undergoing significant political changes following its independence struggles. This historical context adds depth to our understanding as we witness how population dynamics intertwine with nationality on display here. Caney's skillful composition allows us not only to observe but also immerse ourselves in this moment frozen in time. As viewers today, we can appreciate both its artistic value and its significance as a historical document capturing an important chapter in Haiti's rich tapestry.
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