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Prisoners of the Tupinamba Indians: three scenes – anoniem Vintage Art Print | Wall Art Poster

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Prisoners of the Tupinamba Indians: three scenes by anoniem is reproduced as a high-quality wall art print. In the 17th century, Europeans were enthralled by the original inhabitants of South America. Their (reputed) cannibalism spoke to the imagination. This painting was in the possession of the Dutch West India Company in Amsterdam. Much of the scene is fantasized and says more about the Western perspective of the New World than the actual life of the Tupinambá people. This is a reproduction print of a historic artwork. The physical product you receive is a newly produced print, not the orig

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