XXXVII 85, XXXVII 2 Mexico Jimmy Nelson

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XXXVII 85, XXXVII 2 Mexico

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Medium: Chromogenic print on archival photographic paper mounted on aluminum, framed in nut wood-framed behind museum art glass

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Frame: Framed

Year: 2017

Edition: Small Edition of 9 / Medium Edition of 6 / Large Edition of 3 / Extra Large Edition of 1

Available Sizes:

Small 29.13" x 24.41"

Medium 47.24" x 39.37"

Large 66.93" x 55.12"

Extra Large 86.61" x 70.87"

Collection: Homage to Humanity

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XXXVII 85, Dia de los Muertos, Oaxaca, Mexico 2017

The Zapotecs were once one of the most important civilizations in the region. Today around a million people belong to this cultural group. Zapotec women in the Istmo de Tehuantepec region are known as Tehuanas.

The Tehuana group has a matriarchal structure, and the women are known for their colourful huipil dresses embroidered with flowers. Nowadays these dresses are mainly worn on special occasions such as weddings and festivals.

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