Bandanna Collection

Acoma Man by Edward S. Curtis, c. 1904 (toned silver print)
2622384 Acoma Man by Edward S. Curtis, c.1904 (toned silver print) by Curtis, Edward Sheriff (1868-1952) ; Private Collection; (add.info.: Acoma Man by Edward S)

Young girl of Torla, Aragon, Spanish Pyrenees, 19th century. She wears a black bandanna, fichu, buttoned-up waistcoat
FLO4658313 Young girl of Torla, Aragon, Spanish Pyrenees, 19th century. She wears a black bandanna, fichu, buttoned-up waistcoat, pleated apron, and sandals tied with long ribbon laces

Francesco Panetta 10000 Metres 27 June 1994 Date: 27 June 1994

Young girl of Torla, Spanish Pyrenees, 19th century
Young girl of Torla, Aragon, Spanish Pyrenees, 19th century. She wears a black bandanna, fichu, buttoned-up waistcoat, pleated apron, and sandals tied with long ribbon laces

Milkmaid of Pessac, Bordeaux, France, 19th century. She holds two large milk pails and a cup, wears a check bandanna, fichu, apron, and petticoat

Boy from the Tesuque Pueblo, 1916 (oil on canvas)
712218 Boy from the Tesuque Pueblo, 1916 (oil on canvas) by Henri, Robert Cozad (1865-1929); 61x51 cm; Private Collection; American, out of copyright

a Game
Christine von Diepenbroek

Pair Of Pedigree Dogs

A fashio conscious couple of Black men in the Trafford Centre in Manchester UK
Ashley Cooper / SpecialistStock

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"Bandanna: A Timeless Fashion Statement" From the early 19th century to modern times, the bandanna has remained a versatile and iconic accessory. In Edward S. Curtis' photograph "Acoma Man, " captured in c. 1904, we see a Native American man proudly sporting a patterned bandanna around his head, symbolizing both cultural heritage and personal style. Moving across continents to Torla in the Spanish Pyrenees, we encounter a young girl wearing a black bandanna alongside her traditional attire - fichu, buttoned-up waistcoat, pleated apron, and sandals tied with long ribbon laces. This glimpse into the 19th-century fashion choices of this region showcases how the bandanna was incorporated into everyday outfits as an essential element of self-expression. Francesco Panetta's work further emphasizes the timelessness of this accessory as he captures another young girl from Torla donning a bandanna in stunning detail. The intricate patterns on her headscarf complement her surroundings while adding an air of elegance to her appearance. Traveling westward to Bordeaux, France, we meet the Milkmaid of Pessac from the same era who wears a charmingly rustic ensemble completed by a delicate floral-printed bandanna tied around her neck. This simple yet stylish addition adds character and charm to her overall look. In Tesuque Pueblo during 1916, an oil painting depicts a boy proudly displaying his culture through vibrant colors and symbols painted on his face while also wearing what appears to be a colorful bandanna wrapped around his forehead – showcasing its significance not only as an adornment but also as part of cultural identity. Beyond historical depictions lies Denise Lewis' captivating series capturing various individuals engaging in different activities while adorned with their beloved bandannas. Whether it is playing games or simply enjoying leisure time outdoors; these images remind us that even today, people continue to embrace this timeless accessory as a symbol of personal style and individuality.