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PeruRio Mairo
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Indian woman from a tributary of the Rio Ucayali
Different details exist for different prints! VIII E 2036b (VS + main photo catalogue): "Lorenzo woman (Amueša) at the Rio Mairo" VIII E Nls 47 (RS): "Woman from the tribe of the Mayonishas of the Rio Palcázu y Pichis (upper course of the R. Pachitea (l. tributary of the Ucayali)). Peru. Probably the Amoish (s Tessmann) are meant, who live on the Palcazu and between P. and Pichis." VIII E 1568 (main photo catalogue): "Mayorunas Indians at Ucayali" or (RS): "Mayoruna (R. Ucayali) Phot. Kroehle = VIII E 2036 (better) Then Lorenzo woman! (correct, cf. VIII E 1532 d. 2nd woman from the right)" [last comparison questionable]
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- Cultural attribution
- Amuesha (Lorenzo) (?)
- Object type
- positives (photographs)
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Height: 29,5 cm
Width: 36,5 cm
Height: 14,6 cm
Width: 10,1 cm - Material/Technique
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mounted on cardboard
- Current location
- Ethnologisches Museum, Staatliche Museen zu Berlin
- Inventory number
- VIII E 2036 b
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Hermann Baessler - Former Possessors
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American Ethnology
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