anonymous, cdv-12, #Oaxaca de Juarez, woman of Tehuantepec in photo studio, Emperor #Maximilian I of #Mexico, 1865

Erstellt am Februar 12, 2016 von sparismus
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“(unidentified)”
“Eine
Tehuantepec’erin
Oaxaca Nov(em)b(er) 1865”
cdv #11
album of a follower of
Maximilian I. Emporer of Mexico (1864-67)

More examples of the series
“Maximilian I. von Mexico (1864-67)”
at Sparismus:

anonymous, cdv-1, #Cordoba, Provinz #Veracruz, 1864, puzzle of #Maximilian I Emporer of #Mexico, 1864-67 https://sparismus.wordpress.com/2015/11/29/anonymous-cdv-1-cordoba-provinz-veracruz-mexico-1864-puzzle-of-maximilian-i-of-mexico-1864-67/

anonymous, cdv-2, Plaza de Armas in Heroica #Puebla de #Zaragoza, 1866, puzzle of #Maximilian I Emporer of #Mexico, 1864-67 https://sparismus.wordpress.com/2015/12/05/anonymous-cdv-2-plaza-de-armas-in-heroica-puebla-de-zaragoza-1866-puzzle-of-maximilian-i-emporer-of-mexico-1864-67/

anonymous, cdv-3, Alameda de Paseo de la Reforma in Mexico City, 1866, puzzle of #Maximilian I Emporer of #Mexico, 1864-67 https://sparismus.wordpress.com/2015/12/07/anonymous-cdv-3-alameda-de-paseo-de-la-reforma-in-mexico-city-1866-puzzle-of-maximilian-i-emporer-of-mexico-1864-67/

anonymous, cdv-4, Alameda de Leon de #Oaxaca de Juarez, 1866, puzzle of #Maximilian I Emporer of #Mexico, 1864-67 https://sparismus.wordpress.com/2015/12/10/anonymous-cdv-4-alameda-de-leon-de-oaxaca-de-juarez-1866-puzzle-of-maximilian-i-emporer-of-mexico-1864-67/

anonymous, cdv-5, Templo de Santo Domingo in #Puebla de #Zaragoza, 1866, puzzle of #Maximilian I Emporer of #Mexico, 1864-67 https://sparismus.wordpress.com/2015/12/14/anonymous-cdv-5-templo-de-santo-domingo-in-puebla-de-zaragoza-1866-puzzle-of-maximilian-i-emporer-of-mexico-1864-67/

Gustavo Bausman, Fotografo, #Oaxaca de Juarez, cdv-6, Jäger-Lieutenant Baron #Podmanitzky, follower of #Maximilian I of #Mexico, Mai 1866 https://sparismus.wordpress.com/2015/12/21/gustavo-bausman-fotografo-oaxaca-de-juarez-cdv-5-jaeger-lieutenant-baron-podmanitzky-follower-of-maximilian-i-of-mexico-mai-1866/

anonymous, cdv-7, Alameda de Leon de #Oaxaca de Juarez, 1865, puzzle of #Maximilian I Emporer of #Mexico, 1864-67 https://sparismus.wordpress.com/2015/12/28/anonymous-cdv-7-alameda-de-leon-de-oaxaca-de-juarez-1865-puzzle-of-maximilian-i-emporer-of-mexico-1864-67/

anonymous, cdv-8, Templo de San Agustin in #Puebla de #Zaragoza, 1866, puzzle of #Maximilian I Emporer of #Mexico, 1864-67 https://sparismus.wordpress.com/2016/01/03/anonymous-cdv-8-templo-de-san-agustin-in-puebla-de-zaragoza-1866-puzzle-of-maximilian-i-emporer-of-mexico-1864-67/

#Francois #Aubert, cdv-9, Aztekischer #Kalenderstein, Piedra de Sol, #Sunstone, puzzle of #Maximilian I Emporer of #Mexico, 1864-67 https://sparismus.wordpress.com/2016/01/21/francois-aubert-cdv-9-aztekischer-kalenderstein-piedra-de-sol-sunstone-puzzle-of-maximilian-i-emporer-of-mexico-1864-67/

anonymous, cdv-10, #Oaxaca de Juarez, “Indianer”, indigenous farmer in photo studio, Emperor #Maximilian I of #Mexico, 1865 https://sparismus.wordpress.com/2016/01/27/anonymous-cdv-10-oaxaca-de-juarez-indianer-indigenous-farmer-in-photo-studio-emperor-maximilian-i-of-mexico-1865/

anonymous, cdv-11, #Oaxaca de Juarez, “Indianerin”, indigenous woman in photo studio, Emperor #Maximilian I of #Mexico, 1865 https://sparismus.wordpress.com/2016/01/28/anonymous-cdv-11-oaxaca-de-juarez-indianerin-indigenous-woman-in-photo-studio-emperor-maximilian-i-of-mexico-1865/

Tehuantepec, Oaxaca
Tehuantepec, Oaxaca, Mexico

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Tehuantepec

Tehuantepec
(Spanish pronunciation: [tewanteˈpek], in full, Santo Domingo Tehuantepec)

is a city and municipality in the southeast of the Mexican state of Oaxaca. It is part of the Tehuantepec District in the west of the Istmo Region. The area was important in pre Hispanic period as part of a trade route that connected Central America with what is now the center of Mexico. Later it became a secondary capital of the Zapotec dominion, before it was conquered by the Spanish in the early 16th century.
The city is still the center of Zapotec culture in the Isthmus of Tehuantepec and is the second largest in the region.

The city is known for its women and their traditional dress, which was adopted by Frida Kahlo.

Tehuantepec has a reputation for being a “matriarchal society.”

Women do dominate the local markets and are known to taunt men. However, political power is still the domain of men. The city experienced a short economic boom in the early 20th century related to a rail line that was built linking the two oceans, but it was soon eclipsed by the Panama Canal. There have been plans to resurrect the line linking the Gulf of Mexico and Pacific Ocean but financing has been a problem.

https://de.wikipedia.org/wiki/Isthmus_von_Tehuantepec

Der Isthmus von Tehuantepec

ist eine Landenge in Mexiko. Er stellt die kürzeste Landverbindung – etwa 200 km Luftlinie – zwischen dem Golf von Mexiko und dem Pazifik dar und grenzt Mittelamerika gegen das übrige Nordamerika ab.[1]

Isthmus of Tehuantepec-de

Deutsch: Schattierte reliefkarte des mexikanischen Isthmus von Tehuantepec, 2012.

In den Jahren 1888 bis 1893 wurde unter Leitung von Freiherr Carl von Wagner eine Eisenbahnstrecke zwischen beiden Küsten gebaut. Sie hat eine Länge von 308 km. In den Jahren 1899 bis 1907 wurden neue Hafenanlagen in Coatzacoalcos und Salina Cruz gebaut. Seit langem bestehen Pläne des Baues eines Schifffahrtskanals auf Meeresniveau (ohne Schleusen).

http://www.lib.utexas.edu/taro/utlac/00016/00016-P.html

Rene D`Harnoncourt Photograph Collection, 1900-1925
Photographs by C.B. Waite
Mexico 1901-1904:

92.
Tehuantepec woman, house dress Mar. 13, 1901

93.
Tehuantepec woman, velvet and gold [dress] n.d.

94.
Tehuantepec street costume [man with two women] Mar. 13, 1901

Rene D’Harnoncourt was a museum director and authority on American Indian and Mexican arts and crafts.

Born 1901 in Vienna, Austria;

died 1968 in Long Island, New York.

D’Harnoncourt lived in Mexico from 1925 to 1933 and worked as an artist before joining a Mexico City antiques firm in 1927.
D’Harnoncourt compiled and lectured on a collection of folk art for the Mexican Ministry of Education (1929) and was chosen to prepare an exhibition of Mexican fine and applied arts for display in the U.S. After its opening at the Metropolitan Museum of Art in 1930, D’Harnoncourt toured with the exhibition for two years.

D’Harnoncourt moved permanently to the U.S. in 1933.

He directed the radio program, „Art in America“; taught art history at Sarah Lawrence College (1934-1937); and began working for the Indian Arts and Crafts Board of the Department of the Interior in 1936, becoming general manager in 1937 and chairman of the board in 1944.

He joined the staff of the Museum of Modern Art in New York City in 1944 and was its director from 1949 until July 1968.

Mag. Ingrid Moschik,
Austrian political ward artist

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