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The Dance of the Mombo-Jombo, according to the travels of Mungo Park
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The Dance of the Mombo-Jombo, according to the travels of Mungo Park
CHT169417 The Dance of the Mombo-Jombo, according to the travels of Mungo Park, from A History of Costume by J. Ferrario, published in Milan c.1820 (coloured engraving) by Italian School, (19th century); Bibliotheque des Arts Decoratifs, Paris, France; (add.info.: Senegambie = Senegal and Gambia; ); eArchives Charmet; Italian, out of copyright
Media ID 22605652
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Feather Headdress Feathers Nocturne Tribe West African
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This print showcases "The Dance of the Mombo-Jombo, according to the travels of Mungo Park". Created by an anonymous Italian artist in the 19th century, this colored engraving offers a glimpse into West African culture and traditions. Set against a mesmerizing landscape, we witness a group of black dancers engaging in a ritualistic dance. Adorned with elaborate feather headdresses, they exude both grace and power as they move rhythmically under the moonlit sky. The vibrant feathers sway with each step, adding an ethereal touch to their performance. The Mombo-Jombo dance holds deep significance within their tribe. Passed down through generations, it is believed to connect them with their ancestors and invoke spiritual energies. Through synchronized movements and rhythmic beats, these tribal dancers create an enchanting atmosphere that transports viewers into another world. This historical artwork not only captures the beauty of African tradition but also serves as a testament to Mungo Park's travels through Senegal and Gambia. It provides us with valuable insights into the rich cultural heritage of these regions during that time period. As we admire this exquisite print from A History of Costume by J. Ferrario published in Milan circa 1820, let us appreciate its ability to bridge gaps between different cultures and transport us back in time.
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