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9 products
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Salgado. Amazônia. Poster ‘Yawanawa Girl’
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Manda Yawanawá, daughter of Jeré (Yawakashahu) Yawanawá, from the village of Escondido. Rio Gregório Indigenous Territory, state of Acre, 2016.
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Sebastião Salgado. Amazônia. Poster ‘Jau River’
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Landscape of an igapó, a type of forest frequently flooded by river water, with jauari palm trees (Astrocaryum jauari). Jaú River, Jaú National Park, state of Amazonas, 2019.
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Sebastião Salgado. Amazônia. Poster ‘Parana’
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The paraná connecting the Rio Negro with the Cuyuní River. In Portuguese, paranás are lake-like bodies of water connected to major rivers by canals called furos (punctures). During floods, the two often merge as if the river were widening. State of Amazonas, 2019.
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Sebastião Salgado. Amazônia. Poster ‘Creek’
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Cloud forest on the way up Pico da Neblina, in the Imeri mountain range, Maturacá region, municipality of São Gabriel da Cachoeira. State of Amazonas, 2014.
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Sebastião Salgado. Amazônia. Poster ‘Yanomani Men’
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Yanomami from the community of Maturacá, looking at Yaripo, the summit of Pico da Neb-lina. The peak is covered by the clouds that give it its name (Portuguese for “Mist Peak”). They are pausing on their way to the summit of Brazil’s highest mountain. Yanomami Indigenous Territory, state of Amazonas, 2014.
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Sebastião Salgado. Amazônia. Poster ‘Waterfalls’
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El Dorado Falls (background) and Desabamento Falls (foreground). Tepuis are geological mesa formations with sandstone and quartzite soil, and with water plunging down their sides in waterfalls. Aracá State Park, state of Amazonas, 2019.
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Sebastião Salgado. Amazônia. Poster ‘Rainbow’
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Rainbow over the Tucuxim area. Parima Forest Reserve. Yanomami Indigenous Territory, state of Roraima, 2018.
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Sebastião Salgado. Amazônia. Poster ‘Zo'e Women’
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Seated, left to right: Debú Zo’é, Seí Zo’é, Araturú Zo’é, and Seró Zo’é. In back, standing: Husã raijýt Zo’é and Musã raijýt Zo’é painting their bodies with urucum. Zo’é women generally use urucum (Bixa orellana), the red fruit of the urucum plant, to color their bodies. They also use it in cooking. Urucum is a shrub native to the tropical zones of the Americas. Indigenous Americans have long used it for body painting, especially for painting the lips, hence its nickname: árvore-batom (lipstick tree). Zo’é Indigenous Territory, state of Pará, 2009.
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Sebastião Salgado. Amazônia. Poster ‘Ashaninka Girl’
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Yara Asháninka, the eldest daughter of Wewito Piyãko and Auzelina Asháninka. The small paint designs on her face indicate that a girl is not yet engaged. Kampa do Rio Amônea Indigenous Territory, state of Acre, 2016.
