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![Two sepia-toned old portraits of Mapuche women – identified as ‘indios araucanos’ [Araucanian Indians] from ‘Traiguen, South America, Chile’ in the text at the bottom of each and as having been taken by the photographer Gustavo Milet. The women both wear similar dark clothing and the same large silver necklace, earrings and broach. There is the hint of some background imagery in the image on the left; the image on the right fades out to only reveal the figure of the woman herself. Both women pose in a rigid fashion, looking straight at the camera and with a smile on their lips.](https://cdn.london-press.manifoldapp.org/store/resource/3/6/1/36155bd9-f796-4540-99d7-706238851ab6/attachment/medium-e4ebd35f3d94ad410e9775bb6e786469.jpg)
![Two sepia-toned old portraits of Mapuche people. The image on the left, attributed to ‘Valck e hijo’ [Valck and son] in Valdivia, Chile shows an old man with copious silver hair sitting outside, wearing a traditional poncho as well as spurred riding boots and a wide-brimmed hat is visible on the floor. The background is blurred. The image on the right is of a group of three women and a child preparing food on the floor of a photographer’s studio. They are identified as ‘indios araucanos’ [Araucanian Indians] from ‘Traiguen, South America, Chile’ in the text at the bottom of the image and the photograph is attributed to Gustavo Milet. There is a gnarled, dead tree trunk in the middle of the image, straw on the ground and a screen in the backgrounds depicts a hazy natural environment including a classical plinth.](https://cdn.london-press.manifoldapp.org/store/resource/5/1/c/51cea099-14d7-4866-950e-f719517d8282/attachment/medium-6b414006b3fbd7634ae2c9fd0b9ec775.jpg)
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![Two sepia-toned old portraits of Mapuche women – identified as ‘indios araucanos’ [Araucanian Indians] from ‘Traiguen, South America, Chile’ in the text at the bottom of each and as having been taken by the photographer Gustavo Milet. The women both wear similar dark clothing and the same large silver necklace, earrings and broach. There is the hint of some background imagery in the image on the left; the image on the right fades out to only reveal the figure of the woman herself. Both women pose in a rigid fashion, looking straight at the camera and with a smile on their lips.](https://cdn.london-press.manifoldapp.org/store/resource/3/6/1/36155bd9-f796-4540-99d7-706238851ab6/attachment/medium-e4ebd35f3d94ad410e9775bb6e786469.jpg)
![Two sepia-toned old portraits of Mapuche people. The image on the left, attributed to ‘Valck e hijo’ [Valck and son] in Valdivia, Chile shows an old man with copious silver hair sitting outside, wearing a traditional poncho as well as spurred riding boots and a wide-brimmed hat is visible on the floor. The background is blurred. The image on the right is of a group of three women and a child preparing food on the floor of a photographer’s studio. They are identified as ‘indios araucanos’ [Araucanian Indians] from ‘Traiguen, South America, Chile’ in the text at the bottom of the image and the photograph is attributed to Gustavo Milet. There is a gnarled, dead tree trunk in the middle of the image, straw on the ground and a screen in the backgrounds depicts a hazy natural environment including a classical plinth.](https://cdn.london-press.manifoldapp.org/store/resource/5/1/c/51cea099-14d7-4866-950e-f719517d8282/attachment/medium-6b414006b3fbd7634ae2c9fd0b9ec775.jpg)
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![Two sepia-toned old portraits of Mapuche women – identified as ‘indios araucanos’ [Araucanian Indians] from ‘Traiguen, South America, Chile’ in the text at the bottom of each and as having been taken by the photographer Gustavo Milet. The women both wear similar dark clothing and the same large silver necklace, earrings and broach. There is the hint of some background imagery in the image on the left; the image on the right fades out to only reveal the figure of the woman herself. Both women pose in a rigid fashion, looking straight at the camera and with a smile on their lips.](https://cdn.london-press.manifoldapp.org/store/resource/3/6/1/36155bd9-f796-4540-99d7-706238851ab6/attachment/medium-e4ebd35f3d94ad410e9775bb6e786469.jpg)
![Two sepia-toned old portraits of Mapuche people. The image on the left, attributed to ‘Valck e hijo’ [Valck and son] in Valdivia, Chile shows an old man with copious silver hair sitting outside, wearing a traditional poncho as well as spurred riding boots and a wide-brimmed hat is visible on the floor. The background is blurred. The image on the right is of a group of three women and a child preparing food on the floor of a photographer’s studio. They are identified as ‘indios araucanos’ [Araucanian Indians] from ‘Traiguen, South America, Chile’ in the text at the bottom of the image and the photograph is attributed to Gustavo Milet. There is a gnarled, dead tree trunk in the middle of the image, straw on the ground and a screen in the backgrounds depicts a hazy natural environment including a classical plinth.](https://cdn.london-press.manifoldapp.org/store/resource/5/1/c/51cea099-14d7-4866-950e-f719517d8282/attachment/medium-6b414006b3fbd7634ae2c9fd0b9ec775.jpg)
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