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César Hipólito Bacle
Botanist and journalist (1794-1838)
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A woman is walking down the street in Buenos Aires wearing a very large head dress which is knocking people over and poking them in the eye. Lithograph by C.H. Bacle.
Bacle, César Hipólito, 1794-1838.
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Date: [1834]
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Reference: 35917i
Part of: Extravagancias de 1834
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A man in Buenos Aires is holding on to the skirts of a woman as she is being blown away by the wind that has caught in her large head dress. Lithograph by C.H. Bacle.
Bacle, César Hipólito, 1794-1838.
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Date: [1834]
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Reference: 35918i
Part of: Extravagancias de 1834
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A man in Buenos Aires is knocking down the wall of a house so that a woman wearing a very large head dress can get out. Lithograph by C.H. Bacle.
Bacle, César Hipólito, 1794-1838.
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Date: [1834]
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Reference: 35916i
Part of: Extravagancias de 1834
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Women attending the theatre in Buenos Aires are wearing very large, ornate head dresses, which makes it very difficult for men to talk to them. Lithograph by C.H. Bacle, 1834.
Bacle, César Hipólito, 1794-1838.
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Date: [1834]
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Reference: 35919i
Part of: Extravagancias de 1834
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Hair ornaments
Buenos Aires
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