Maria Cambinda at the National History Museum
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Title
Maria Cambinda at the National History Museum
Description
This 19th-century sculpture and mask in wood was used in processions of the Brotherhood of Our Lady of the Rosary of Black Men, in Ouro Preto, Minas Gerais. She was adopted as a symbol of the Decolonial Brazil: other histories exhibition at the National History Museum.
For more information about this work, see: Decolonial Brazil: other stories — Google Arts & Culture
For more information about this work, see: Decolonial Brazil: other stories — Google Arts & Culture
Creator
Daniel Domingues
Publisher
James Myers
Date
June 2022
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Original Format
photo
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Citation
Daniel Domingues, “Maria Cambinda at the National History Museum,” Diasporic Cultures of Slavery: Engaging Disciplines, Engaging Communities, accessed September 19, 2024, https://exhibits.library.rice.edu/MellonSawyer/items/show/172.