Historical photography: human edition

ITT we post historical photographs is photography of anachronisms within society.

Do not post pictures of battles or monuments and instead focus on the people of history.

>Picture is from "The Last of the Nuba" by Leni Riefenstahl, 1973.

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From the Ellis Island records, New York, where immigrants arriving in the US would first have to go for background checks.

Probably from 1907.

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what primitive savages. living like people did 10000 years ago. totally content with half their kids dying before 5 years old. no desire to improve their lives or understanding.

content to live the same way forever like animals.

Hory sheet she is super shiny

>Ignores the beauty and aesthetics of the photographs
>Makes a comment about how it offends him that they don't live in stone and concrete buildings

This art was made by Leni Riefenstahl, who was the director and writer of "Triumph of the Will". She made that film because she is obsessed with beauty, strength and aesthetics, and she found all of these qualities in the Nuba people.

Instead of being a whiney little faggot and complain about how one culture chooses to express itself, why don't you actually contribute to the thread?

"Chinese man enjoys a bowl of rice."
>1901-1904