Chien de Garvel (Martinique) by Paul Emile Miot

Chien de Garvel (Martinique) c. 1870s

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excavation photography

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charcoal drawing

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charcoal art

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historical photography

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unrealistic statue

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19th century

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watercolor

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"Chien de Garvel (Martinique)" is a photograph by Paul Emile Miot, dating back to the 1870s. The image depicts a young woman, likely from Martinique, reclining against a wall, her bare torso visible. A small wooden structure, perhaps a doghouse, is featured in the background. The photograph, captured during Miot's travels to the Caribbean, offers a glimpse into daily life in Martinique during this era. Miot, a French photographer known for his documentation of people and places, utilized the medium to capture the unique cultural atmosphere of the islands. His work provides valuable historical insights into Caribbean life, particularly through his portrayal of everyday scenes and individuals.

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