Charakteristische Völkertrachten by Oskar Hoffmann

Four colour illustrations of Indigenous peoples in traditional costume and body paint, labelled in German, on a blue backgrou

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This chromolithographic plate from 1914 presents four figures in characteristic traditional dress from different regions, labelled in German as an Australian of the Arunte tribe, a Sojote shaman, a Gilbert Islander, and a Papuan from New Pomerania. The figures show body paint, feathered and fringed garments, a tall woven helmet-like headdress, a staff, and a large disc collar. The plate is titled Charakteristische Völkertrachten and was created by Oskar Hoffmann.

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