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Making Tortillas in Salvador, the Smallest Republic in the Western Hemisphere, Central America
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Making Tortillas in Salvador, the Smallest Republic in the Western Hemisphere, Central America
Making Tortillas in Salvador, the Smallest Republic in the Western Hemisphere, Central America, c1930s. From the late 19th to mid-20th century, El Salvador endured political and economic instability. From " Tour of the World". [Keystone View Company, Meadville, Pa. New York, Chicago, London]
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This print takes us back to the 1930s in El Salvador, the smallest republic in the Western Hemisphere. In this snapshot of daily life, we witness a beautiful scene of tradition and family bonds. A mother sits on the ground, her bare feet grounded on the earth as she skillfully rolls out tortillas with a wooden rolling pin. Her young daughter watches intently, absorbing every step of this age-old process. The image transports us to an era marked by political and economic instability in El Salvador. Yet amidst these challenges, families like this one found solace and strength in their cultural heritage. The woman's traditional dress reflects her indigenous roots, connecting her to generations past who have passed down this culinary art form. Through cinematography-like composition, we are invited into their world - an exterior space that serves as both kitchen and gathering place for loved ones. The simplicity of their clothing contrasts with the complexity of their roles as mothers and daughters; symbols of resilience woven into every tortilla they make. As we contemplate this vintage photograph from "Tour of the World" captured by an unknown artist but preserved by The Print Collector, it reminds us that even during times of hardship, traditions endure. This powerful visual testament speaks volumes about love, perseverance, and cultural pride within Central America's vibrant tapestry.
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