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- 1930S Photography
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- Historical Portrait
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- Potato Harvest Peru
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- Snowcapped Ausangate
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- Qoyllurit Pilgrimage
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- 1929 Vintage Print
- Ceramic Decoration
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- Wet Plate Collodion
- Black And White Print
- Chilean Andes
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Martín Chambi’s 1930 photo captures a theatre company in Peru. Witness indigenous culture & dramatic lighting in this albumen print – a unique glimpse into Andean life.
martín chambi 1931 In this image, Chambi captures the moment of rest and refreshment of a large group of campesinos (all in ponchos and chullos) on a slope in the Ocongate area, from which there is a splendid view of Ausangate, the highest mountain in southern Peru, at an impressive 6384 m above sea level. Not far from Cuzco, on its summit the climate is such that there is perennial snow (which
Martín Chambi’s ‘Pilgrims at Qoyllurit’ (1931) captures a poignant Andean pilgrimage. Black & white photography showcases indigenous culture & faith amidst stunning landscapes. A rare glimpse into Peruvian history.
Martín Chambi’s ‘The de Ezequiel Arce Family’ captures Andean life in 1934. A poignant ethnographic portrait featuring indigenous textiles & potato harvest. Explore this unique wet plate collodion image.
Martín Chambi’s ‘Indian Varayoc and Family’ (1934) captures Andean culture in stunning black & white. A poignant portrait of indigenous life, showcasing intricate textiles & a timeless aesthetic.