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Summary

Description Brazilians from the end of the 19th century to the very begining of the 20th century. First roll from left to right: A Portuguese-Brazilian woman, a German-Brazilian boy, an Italo-Brazilian man, an Arab-Brazilian and a Japanese-Brazilian woman. Second roll from left to right: an Afro-Brazilian man, a Cafuzo girl, a Mulatto woman, a Caboclo man and an Indian woman.
Date (But pictures taken before 1920)
Source Various.
Author Various. See below.

Authors

The pictures were taken by Alberto Henschel (1827-1882).

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