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Author:
Barbeau, Serge.
Title:
Ultimos testigos : the last rebellion of the Maya in Yucatan = La ultima rebelion de los Mayas en Yucatan = Die letzte Rebellion der Maya in Yucatan / by Serge Barbeau ; edited by Christine Kron ; Museum Fu˜nf Kontinente ; [Mayan to Spanish translation: Ernesto Chable Chi and Marcos Cante Canul ; English translation: Ernesto Chable Chi and Serge Barbeau ; additional Spanish translations: David Sanchez ; German translations: Henry Kammler, Anka Kra˜mer de Huerta].
Publisher:
Museum Fu˜nf Kontinente ;
Copyright Date:
c2016
Description:
95 pages : color illustrations, portraits ; 39 cm.
Subject:
Barbeau, Serge--Exhibitions.
Mayas--Exhibitions.--Exhibitions.
Portrait photography--Exhibitions.
Other Authors:
Kron, Christine.
Chable Chi, Ernesto.
Cante Canul, Marcos.
Sanchez, David.
Kammler, Henry.
Kra˜mer de Huerta, Anka.
Museum Fu˜nf Kontinente (Munich, Germany)
Notes:
On the occasion of an exhibition held at Museum Fu˜nf Kontinente, Munich, July 1, 2016 - January 29, 2017. "From 1847 until 1901, the Yucatan Peninsula in Mexico witnessed the so-called Castle War. The Guerra de Castas was a war of independence against the 'white' upper class, fought by the Mayan population, which stood up against harsh tribute extraction, forced hard labor, and increasing land grabs. The Maya lost the war, and the repercussions of that conflict are still felt by their descendants, who continue to be disadvantaged economically, socially, and culturally. The Canadian photographer Serge Barbeau, who has been living in Mexico for many years, has captured the dignity of the Maya of Yucatan, in touching portraits, and has documented their will toward independence. His photos reveal their deep-rootedness in their faith, which is a blend of their Mayan heritage and Christianity."--Page 4 of cover.
Summary:
Serge Barbeau, der seit vielen Jahren in Mexiko lebt, besuchte die Nachfahren jener ka˜mpferischen Maya. Bis heute spu˜ren diese die Folgen der Auseinandersetzung und fu˜hren ein Leben voller wirtschaftlicher, sozialer und kultureller Benachteiligungen. Die detailreichen ganzseitigen Portra˜taufnahmen zeigen auf beru˜hrende Weise die Lebenspuren, die sich in den Gesichtern der bis zu 107 Jahre alten Portra˜tierten eingeschrieben haben. Ihre Erza˜hlungen fu˜hren die Ausbeutung, Zwangsarbeit und den damaligen Landraub vor Augen und zeugen vom bis heute ungebrochenen Unabha˜ngigkeitswillen. Sie berichten zudem von der tiefen Verwurzelung in ihrem Glauben, der Maya-Erbe und christliche Religion vereint. Eine eindrucksvolle Hommage an die Maya Yucatans. Exhibition: Museum Fu˜nf Kontinente, Mu˜nchen, Germany (01.07.2016-15.01.2017).
ISBN:
3777426199 (book trade edition : hd.bd.)
9783777426198 (book trade edition : hd.bd.)
OCLC:
(OCoLC)957457965
Locations:
USUX851 -- Iowa State University - Parks Library (Ames)

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