Garifuna Peoples of St. Vincent [Caraibs of St. Vincents]

"Garifuna Peoples of St. Vincent [Caraibs of St. Vincents]" is a painting by Agostino Brunias, created in the late 18th century, which depicts the Garifuna people, a group of mixed African and Indigenous Caribbean descent, in their cultural attire and daily activities. This work is significant for its ethnographic representation, contributing to the understanding of Caribbean identity and the complexities of colonial society during the period.

"Garifuna Peoples of St. Vincent [Caraibs of St. Vincents]" by Agostino Brunias depicts a vibrant scene characterized by the detailed representation of Garifuna individuals engaged in daily activities, set against a lush tropical landscape. The composition employs a rich color palette and intricate patterns in clothing, highlighting the cultural identity and social dynamics of the Garifuna community during the 18th century.