Printed fabric
2005 | Claudia Augustat
The Saamaka already signed treaties with the Dutch colonial power acknowledging their freedom in 1762. Nevertheless, slavery was not abolished in the entire colony before 1 July 1863. Printed fabrics designed in memory of this event are among the few objects of the collection directly related to the traumatic past of the Saamaka.
The Saamaka already signed treaties with the Dutch colonial power acknowledging their freedom in 1762. Nevertheless, slavery was not abolished in the entire colony before 1 July 1863. Printed fabrics designed in memory of this event are among the few objects of the collection directly related to the traumatic past of the Saamaka.
Collection:
Claudia Augustat DNB
Time:
2005
Entry Date:
2006
Object Name
Printed fabric
Culture
Saamaka (Saramaka)
Copyright
Weltmuseum Wien
Collection area
South America
Invs.
184714_3
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