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Two Sinhalese men with bales of cinnamon, sketchbook page, Outside, two men are standing by the road. Both carry a carrying pole (pingo) over their shoulders, from which hangs a bale of rolled cinnamon bark at the front and back. They belong to the occupational group of cinnamon peelers (chalias or Salagama). The man on the left is bald. He wears a loincloth (veshti, lungi) reaching above the knee, wrapped in the Sinhalese manner and tucked at the waist; the upper body is uncovered. He holds the carrying pole (pingo) on his right shoulder with his right hand. The rear bale of cinnamon is partially concealed in the back binding. The man on the right is dressed in a loincloth (veshti, wrapped in the Sinhalese manner and tucked at the waist; the upper body is uncovered. He has short curly hair, a mustache, and a short beard. On his left shoulder lies the carrying pole (pingo) from which bundles of cinnamon bark hang at the front and back. Sheet 34 from a sketchbook with 117 sheets., draftsman (artist): Esaias Boursse, Sri Lanka, 1662, Esaias Boursse, draftsman (artist), South Asia, materials by function, paper, ink, brush, grey brush, height 148 mm x width 196 mm, carrying something with yoke, 41D232, skirt (LUNGI), Asiatic races and peoples (with NAME), (non-fruit) products of plants or trees: cinnamon, overseas history, Salagama, pingo, cinnamon cultivation, Colombo, Period, 1662 - 1670, A monochrome ink drawing of two standing men facing forward, each holding a long pole across one shoulder from which cylindrical bundles hang, with the man on the left shown with a smooth head and draped cloth around his waist and the man on the right depicted with curly hair and a beard and similar draped cloth, both shown barefoot with visible muscles and shadows on the ground beneath them.
Crédit
Photo12/Liszt Collection
Notre référence
LZT26A75_442
Licence
Droits gérés
Format disponible
42.2Mo (8.8Mo) / 37.9cm x 27.9cm / 4474 x 3294 (300dpi)