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Author: Charles *Frazier
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著：シャルル・フレジェ
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| CIMARRON Black* Identity Costume Festivals in the Americas Following [WILDER MANN] and [YOKAI NO SHIMA], this is the third work by Charles Fréger! Charles Fréger's third work! A cultural legacy born across continents. A A collection of photographs capturing the proud descendants of people with roots in Africa. The Atlantic Rim slave trade lasted from the 16th to the 19th century. The people who were brought from Africa to the Americas as slaves created various masks, costumes, and characters to honor and protect their religion and culture. This book takes an in-depth look at the precious cultures of the Americas that remain today, including the "Cimarrons," fugitive black slaves, through their festivals. Charles *Frazier Photographer based in Rouen, France. He continues to take portraits of unique people from different communities around the world. Related Books [WILDER MANN The Beastmen of Europe - Primitive Remnants in Disguise] [YOKAI NO SHIMA: Japanese Festivals - The Masquerade of the Gods of All Things]. |
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Black* Identity
Costume Festivals in the Americas
Following [WILDER MANN] and [YOKAI NO SHIMA], this is the third work by Charles Fréger!
Charles Fréger's third work!
A cultural legacy born across continents.
A
A collection of photographs capturing the proud descendants of people with roots in Africa.
The Atlantic Rim slave trade lasted from the 16th to the 19th century.
The people who were brought from Africa to the Americas as slaves created various masks, costumes, and characters to honor and protect their religion and culture.
This book takes an in-depth look at the precious cultures of the Americas that remain today, including the "Cimarrons," fugitive black slaves, through their festivals.
Charles *Frazier
Photographer based in Rouen, France.
He continues to take portraits of unique people from different communities around the world.
Related Books
[WILDER MANN The Beastmen of Europe - Primitive Remnants in Disguise]
[YOKAI NO SHIMA: Japanese Festivals - The Masquerade of the Gods of All Things].
CIMARRON ブラック・アイデンティティ
ー南北アメリカの仮装祭 「WILDER MANN」「YOKAI NO SHIMA」につづく、 シャルル・フレジェ3作目！
大陸を越えて生まれた文化的遺産。 ア
フリカにルーツを持つ、誇り高き子孫たちを捉えた写真集 16世紀から19世紀にかけて続いた環大西洋奴隷貿易。
奴隷としてアフリカ大陸から南北アメリカへ連れてこられた人々は、自身の宗教や文化を讃え守り抜くため、さまざまな仮面や衣装、キャラクターを創りだし工夫をこらしてきた。
本書では、黒人逃亡奴隷“CIMARRON（シマロン）”をはじめとした、今も残る南北アメリカの貴重な文化へ、それぞれの祝祭を通して深く迫っていく。
シャルル・フレジェ
フランス・ルーアンを拠点とする写真家。
世界中のさまざまなコミュニティに属する個性的な人々のポートレイトを撮影し続けている。
関連書籍
『WILDER MANN 欧州の獣人 — 仮装する原始の名残』
『YOKAI NO SHIMA 日本の祝祭 — 万物に宿る神々の仮装』