Mexican Nyan
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Mexican Nyan
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Mexican Nyan
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Fotoreproductie van een foto van een straatmuzikant in Mexico, Ed van der Elsken, 1960
#Mexico #EdvanderElsken #Mexican #fotografie #photography #EdVanDerElsken #EdvanderElsken
Boer met paarden op een akker in Mexico, Ed van der Elsken, 1960
#Mexico #EdvanderElsken #Elsken #Mexican #fotografie #photography #EdVanDerElsken #EdvanderElsken
![The image depicts a pastoral scene rendered in black and white. It is an outdoor landscape, seemingly taken during the day given its brightness but with no direct sunlight visible on any part of the ground or objects within it. The terrain appears uneven and arid with patches of dry grass, shrubs, sparse trees, and bushes indicating a semi-arid climate typical of certain regions in Mexico.
The main subjects are several cattle—cows and oxen—in various poses; some walking while others stand still, possibly grazing. Their coats vary from light to dark shades, contrasting against the lighter ground hues. Notably absent is any human presence or farm structures that might suggest active cultivation.
In the background, a mountainous silhouette looms under an overcast sky, suggesting either early morning mist or approaching dusk with its grey tones and lack of sharp detail. The distant landscape features few visible trees and shrubs against what could be interpreted as barren hills.
A peculiar object in this rural setting is a crucifix standing upright on the right side; it has horizontal bars intersecting at one end, resembling an 'X', possibly suggesting a marker or memorial site within this pastoral expanse. This juxtaposition of religious iconography amidst cattle and agricultural land could indicate cultural elements tied to farming life.
The monochromatic palette emphas [...]](/proxy/post_attachment/374297/5374602b8b.jpeg "The image depicts a pastoral scene rendered in black and white. It is an outdoor landscape, seemingly taken during the day given its brightness but with no direct sunlight visible on any part of the ground or objects within it. The terrain appears uneven and arid with patches of dry grass, shrubs, sparse trees, and bushes indicating a semi-arid climate typical of certain regions in Mexico.
The main subjects are several cattle—cows and oxen—in various poses; some walking while others stand still, possibly grazing. Their coats vary from light to dark shades, contrasting against the lighter ground hues. Notably absent is any human presence or farm structures that might suggest active cultivation.
In the background, a mountainous silhouette looms under an overcast sky, suggesting either early morning mist or approaching dusk with its grey tones and lack of sharp detail. The distant landscape features few visible trees and shrubs against what could be interpreted as barren hills.
A peculiar object in this rural setting is a crucifix standing upright on the right side; it has horizontal bars intersecting at one end, resembling an 'X', possibly suggesting a marker or memorial site within this pastoral expanse. This juxtaposition of religious iconography amidst cattle and agricultural land could indicate cultural elements tied to farming life.
The monochromatic palette emphas [...]")
Straatgezicht tijdens een marktdag in een dorp ten zuiden van Oaxaca, Mexico, Ed van der Elsken, 1960
#Oaxaca #Mexico #EdvanderElsken #Cerveceria #Mexican #fotografie #photography #EdVanDerElsken #EdvanderElsken
Stoffenwinkel in Mexico, Ed van der Elsken, 1960
#Stoffenwinkel #Mexico #EdvanderElsken #Mexican #fotografie #photography #EdVanDerElsken #EdvanderElsken
![The image is a black and white photograph depicting an indoor market scene, likely in Mexico based on the context provided. The setting appears to be a fabric store or section within a larger marketplace with various textiles displayed for sale.
In the foreground, there's a large cart loaded with folded fabrics of different patterns and textures, indicating a variety available for purchase. Behind this display are shelves stacked high with additional textiles in an organized manner. Various signs hang above, one prominently displaying "MEXICAN BOUTIQUE" which suggests that these items might be specifically sourced or designed to reflect Mexican culture.
Several individuals can be seen within the scene; on the left side of the photo stands a woman dressed modestly in what appears to be traditional attire with an apron. She is reaching out, possibly examining one of the fabrics for sale. To her right and further back are more people browsing through the goods or conversing.
On the far right edge of the image, another person wearing a wide-brimmed hat stands near similar displays, perhaps engaged in shopping activity as well. The overall ambiance suggests a busy marketplace where commerce and cultural expression intertwine.
Additional information about this particular photograph can be found on its associated webpage at https://images.loener.nl/EdvdElsken/full/6484/6484 [...]](/proxy/post_attachment/385705/6dd453cfdc.jpeg "The image is a black and white photograph depicting an indoor market scene, likely in Mexico based on the context provided. The setting appears to be a fabric store or section within a larger marketplace with various textiles displayed for sale.
In the foreground, there's a large cart loaded with folded fabrics of different patterns and textures, indicating a variety available for purchase. Behind this display are shelves stacked high with additional textiles in an organized manner. Various signs hang above, one prominently displaying \"MEXICAN BOUTIQUE\" which suggests that these items might be specifically sourced or designed to reflect Mexican culture.
Several individuals can be seen within the scene; on the left side of the photo stands a woman dressed modestly in what appears to be traditional attire with an apron. She is reaching out, possibly examining one of the fabrics for sale. To her right and further back are more people browsing through the goods or conversing.
On the far right edge of the image, another person wearing a wide-brimmed hat stands near similar displays, perhaps engaged in shopping activity as well. The overall ambiance suggests a busy marketplace where commerce and cultural expression intertwine.
Additional information about this particular photograph can be found on its associated webpage at https://images.loener.nl/EdvdElsken/full/6484/6484 [...]")
Fotoreproductie van een detail van de muurschildering 'Sueño de una tarde dominical en la Alameda Central' door Diego Rivera, in het Versailles Restaurant van het Hotel Del Prado in Mexico-stad, Ed van der Elsken, 1960
#DiegoRivera #Mexico-stad #EdvanderElsken #first #FridaKahlo #Mexican #fotografie #photography #EdVanDerElsken #EdvanderElsken
![The image depicts a black and white sketch or drawing with four stylized human figures. The first figure on the left is wearing a top hat, glasses, and has facial hair, suggesting an older man in formal attire. Next to him stands another male character dressed as if he's part of a naval crew, holding what appears to be a telescope or binoculars.
The central female figure has dark eyebrows, prominent cheekbones, and wears earrings; she is depicted with a contemplative expression, possibly representing the artist Frida Kahlo based on her distinctive features. To the right stands another female character adorned in a flowing dress resembling traditional Mexican attire, holding what looks like a skull mask or decorative piece.
Behind these figures are ornate decorations that resemble part of an interior setting, including floral arrangements and draped fabrics, contributing to a scene rich with cultural symbolism. The overall composition is reminiscent of surrealist elements blended with folk art influences, possibly indicating themes related to identity, culture, and perhaps the contrast between life and death or reality and imagination.
In terms of visual accessibility, it's essential to note that this image is not in color due to its monochromatic nature; therefore, any reference to colors would be misleading. The sketch style relies heavily on shading and line work to [...]](/proxy/post_attachment/388560/e4bc1de653.jpeg "The image depicts a black and white sketch or drawing with four stylized human figures. The first figure on the left is wearing a top hat, glasses, and has facial hair, suggesting an older man in formal attire. Next to him stands another male character dressed as if he's part of a naval crew, holding what appears to be a telescope or binoculars.
The central female figure has dark eyebrows, prominent cheekbones, and wears earrings; she is depicted with a contemplative expression, possibly representing the artist Frida Kahlo based on her distinctive features. To the right stands another female character adorned in a flowing dress resembling traditional Mexican attire, holding what looks like a skull mask or decorative piece.
Behind these figures are ornate decorations that resemble part of an interior setting, including floral arrangements and draped fabrics, contributing to a scene rich with cultural symbolism. The overall composition is reminiscent of surrealist elements blended with folk art influences, possibly indicating themes related to identity, culture, and perhaps the contrast between life and death or reality and imagination.
In terms of visual accessibility, it's essential to note that this image is not in color due to its monochromatic nature; therefore, any reference to colors would be misleading. The sketch style relies heavily on shading and line work to [...]")
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Vader en kind poseren voor een geschilderde achtergrond in Mexico, Ed van der Elsken, 1960
#Mexico #EdvanderElsken #Mexican #Recollect #DíadelosMuertos #fotografie #photography #EdVanDerElsken #EdvanderElsken
Tolteeks beeldhouwwerk in Tula, Mexico, Ed van der Elsken, 1960
#Tolteeks #Mexico #EdvanderElsken #Toltec #Mexican #fotografie #photography #EdVanDerElsken #EdvanderElsken
Stenen sculptuur in Mexico, Ed van der Elsken, 1960
#Stenen #Mexico #EdvanderElsken #Mexican #Elsken #SouthAmerica #fotografie #photography #EdVanDerElsken #EdvanderElsken
![The image displays a monochromatic photograph of an ancient stone statue. The sculpture is crafted in the form of what appears to be a child, with rounded shoulders and hips, standing on two legs. Its head is slightly tilted downwards towards its torso, and it has protruding ears that seem large for the body size. There are visible marks or texturing across different parts of the figure's surface, indicating wear over time or intentional design features.
The statue stands against a plain background which contrasts with the rough texture of the stone sculpture itself. The photograph captures details such as cracks and patches on its surface, suggesting age and exposure to elements. Notably, there are circular indentations in what seems like an armrest area near one side of the figure's body, possibly for functional or aesthetic reasons.
The image is labeled with a title that suggests it may be part of a collection or exhibition focused on stone sculptures from Mexico dated 1960 as mentioned. However, without further context provided within this single image, additional specifics about the sculpture’s provenance, significance in Mexican culture, and its exact historical period remain undefined based solely on visual information.
This statue is not to be confused with other works by Ed van der Elsken from his travels around Asia or Mexico where he documented street scenes [...]](/proxy/post_attachment/401139/606910ba97.jpeg "The image displays a monochromatic photograph of an ancient stone statue. The sculpture is crafted in the form of what appears to be a child, with rounded shoulders and hips, standing on two legs. Its head is slightly tilted downwards towards its torso, and it has protruding ears that seem large for the body size. There are visible marks or texturing across different parts of the figure's surface, indicating wear over time or intentional design features.
The statue stands against a plain background which contrasts with the rough texture of the stone sculpture itself. The photograph captures details such as cracks and patches on its surface, suggesting age and exposure to elements. Notably, there are circular indentations in what seems like an armrest area near one side of the figure's body, possibly for functional or aesthetic reasons.
The image is labeled with a title that suggests it may be part of a collection or exhibition focused on stone sculptures from Mexico dated 1960 as mentioned. However, without further context provided within this single image, additional specifics about the sculpture’s provenance, significance in Mexican culture, and its exact historical period remain undefined based solely on visual information.
This statue is not to be confused with other works by Ed van der Elsken from his travels around Asia or Mexico where he documented street scenes [...]")
Man met slapend kind op een kerkbank, in Mexico, Ed van der Elsken, 1960
#Mexico #EdvanderElsken #Mexican #VanDerElskens #fotografie #photography #EdVanDerElsken #EdvanderElsken
![The image is a black and white photograph depicting an intimate family moment. In the foreground, there's a man sitting on what appears to be church pews, cradling a baby wrapped in a cloth with floral patterns over his lap. Beside him sits another child wearing striped pajamas, attentively looking towards someone outside of the frame. The setting suggests they are inside a religious building, as indicated by the design and materials visible around them.
In the background to the right, there is an out-of-focus figure that seems like part of this family group but cannot be clearly identified due to lack of focus on their face or body shape.
The photograph captures a candid snapshot of everyday life with attention drawn primarily towards the seated man's interaction with his children. The overall mood conveyed by the image is one of quiet domesticity and familial closeness, set against an environment that suggests community gatherings such as church services were common social settings for families during this time period in Mexico.
The photograph carries historical significance, capturing a slice of life from mid-20th century urban environments, specifically within Mexican culture. It's likely taken by Ed van der Elsken given the reference provided, who is known for his street photography and depiction of everyday scenes with an artistic touch that captures both formali [...]](/proxy/post_attachment/404453/576599d1d4.jpeg "The image is a black and white photograph depicting an intimate family moment. In the foreground, there's a man sitting on what appears to be church pews, cradling a baby wrapped in a cloth with floral patterns over his lap. Beside him sits another child wearing striped pajamas, attentively looking towards someone outside of the frame. The setting suggests they are inside a religious building, as indicated by the design and materials visible around them.
In the background to the right, there is an out-of-focus figure that seems like part of this family group but cannot be clearly identified due to lack of focus on their face or body shape.
The photograph captures a candid snapshot of everyday life with attention drawn primarily towards the seated man's interaction with his children. The overall mood conveyed by the image is one of quiet domesticity and familial closeness, set against an environment that suggests community gatherings such as church services were common social settings for families during this time period in Mexico.
The photograph carries historical significance, capturing a slice of life from mid-20th century urban environments, specifically within Mexican culture. It's likely taken by Ed van der Elsken given the reference provided, who is known for his street photography and depiction of everyday scenes with an artistic touch that captures both formali [...]")
Tekening van een traditioneel geklede Mexicaanse man, in Mexico, Ed van der Elsken, 1960
#Tekeningvaneen #Mexicaanse #Mexico #EdvanderElsken #Mexican #Spanish #OREJERAS #NARIGUERA #BEZOTE #DARDOS #ATLATLLANZADADOS #LAJORCAS #SANDALIAS5 #fotografie #photography #EdVanDerElsken #EdvanderElsken
![The image is a black and white photograph of an illustration depicting the traditional attire of a male figure, likely representing ancient Mexican culture. The individual stands facing forward with their head turned slightly to display various items labeled in Spanish as part of this cultural representation.
Starting from the top, we see 'OREJERAS' which refers to earrings; followed by 'PINTURA FACIAL,' indicating face paint or tattoos around the eyes; and above that is a headdress identified as 'NARIGUERA.' Moving down his torso, labeled pieces include 'BEZOTE,' possibly a collar bone ornamentation, with 'COLLAR' directly below it. The figure's chest features an ornate piece of clothing called a 'BRAZALETE.'
The midsection reveals two weapons: one is identified as 'DARDOS,' which means darts or arrows, and the other labeled item appears to be part of a weapon system known as "ATLATL LANZADADOS," commonly referred to as an atlatl with dart projectiles.
His lower body shows more traditional garments like 'MAXFLATL' for breechcloths or loincloths. The right leg is adorned with what seems to be protective knee pads labeled 'LAJORCAS.' His feet are dressed in sandals, and the left foot has a specific component marked as "SANDALIAS5."
The illustration provides an educational look at traditional Mexican attire from this era, offering insight into cultural practices such as [...]](/proxy/post_attachment/406659/e65b36505f.jpeg "The image is a black and white photograph of an illustration depicting the traditional attire of a male figure, likely representing ancient Mexican culture. The individual stands facing forward with their head turned slightly to display various items labeled in Spanish as part of this cultural representation.
Starting from the top, we see 'OREJERAS' which refers to earrings; followed by 'PINTURA FACIAL,' indicating face paint or tattoos around the eyes; and above that is a headdress identified as 'NARIGUERA.' Moving down his torso, labeled pieces include 'BEZOTE,' possibly a collar bone ornamentation, with 'COLLAR' directly below it. The figure's chest features an ornate piece of clothing called a 'BRAZALETE.'
The midsection reveals two weapons: one is identified as 'DARDOS,' which means darts or arrows, and the other labeled item appears to be part of a weapon system known as \"ATLATL LANZADADOS,\" commonly referred to as an atlatl with dart projectiles.
His lower body shows more traditional garments like 'MAXFLATL' for breechcloths or loincloths. The right leg is adorned with what seems to be protective knee pads labeled 'LAJORCAS.' His feet are dressed in sandals, and the left foot has a specific component marked as \"SANDALIAS5.\"
The illustration provides an educational look at traditional Mexican attire from this era, offering insight into cultural practices such as [...]")