The Tupinambá's Treatment of Prisoners of War Prisoners of the Tupinamba Indians: three scenes, The treatment of prisoners of war by the Brazilian Tupinamba (Tupi), in three scenes. On the left a procession of armed men with in the middle a leader in a sedan chair accompanied by some musicians. In the middle a procession of men armed with clubs, bow and arrow and spears, in the middle a man in white robe with a stick with feathers on a litter. On the right naked warriors with a prisoner tied with ropes, on the ground and on the right by a fire some women with children. Probably a frieze for a mantelpiece, presumably from the Colonial Warehouse of the West India Company in Amsterdam, colored races of South America, Amsterdam, Brasil, West India Company, anonymous, Holland, c. 1630, panel, oil paint (paint), h 33.5 cm × w 189.0 cm h 42 cm × w 220.4 cm × d 11 cm h 50 cm × w 230 cm d 10 cm
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Tupinambá's Treatment, Prisoners, War Prisoners, Tupinamba Indians, three scenes, treatment, prisoners, war, Brazilian Tupinamba, Tupi, left, procession, armed men, middle, leader, sedan chair accompanied, musicians, men armed, clubs, bow, arrow, spears, man, white robe, stick, feathers, litter, right naked warriors, prisoner tied, ropes, ground, right, fire, women, children, frieze, mantelpiece, presumably, Colonial Warehouse, West India Company, Amsterdam, colored races, South America, Brasil, Holland, c, 1630, panel, oil paint, paint
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