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Spaniard and Mulatta Produce a Morisca, c. 1715 (oil on canvas)
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Spaniard and Mulatta Produce a Morisca, c. 1715 (oil on canvas)
470269 Spaniard and Mulatta Produce a Morisca, c.1715 (oil on canvas) by Juarez, Juan Rodriguez (1675-1728); 80.7x105.4 cm; Breamore House, Hampshire, UK; (add.info.: De espanol y mulata, produce morisca); Mexican, out of copyright
Media ID 23162440
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Casta Painting Caste Colonialist Colonist Half Caste Inter Racial Interracial Married Mixed Race Morisco Mulatto Racial Spaniard Mulatta
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The captivating painting "Spaniard and Mulatta Produce a Morisca" by Juan Rodriguez Juarez depicts a profound exploration of race, identity, and colonialism in the 18th century. The oil on canvas masterpiece measures 80.7x105.4 cm and is housed at Breamore House in Hampshire, UK. In this thought-provoking artwork, we witness a Spanish man and a Mulatta woman proudly presenting their daughter, who is identified as a Morisca - an individual of mixed African and European heritage. The composition delves into the complexities of racial hierarchies prevalent during that era. The artist skillfully captures the intricate details of each character's features, highlighting their diverse backgrounds while emphasizing unity within their family unit. This portrait challenges societal norms by celebrating interracial relationships and questioning notions of purity or superiority based on race. Juarez's work serves as both documentation and critique of colonialist ideologies that shaped the period. It invites viewers to reflect upon the consequences of colonization on individuals' lives while shedding light on the resilience found within multicultural families. As we gaze upon this remarkable piece from Mexican history, it reminds us to embrace diversity, challenge prejudice, and celebrate our shared humanity across different races and cultures.
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