Famille de Botocoudos en marche by Jean Baptiste Debret

Hand-colored lithograph of a Botocudo family walking with spears over rocky ground, with palms and agave plants.

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A hand-colored lithograph shows a family of Botocudo people walking across rocky ground, with two adults in striped fur-like garments and headbands carrying spears, a woman carrying a long bamboo tube and a bow, and children and other figures in the background among agave and palms. This plate, titled Famille de Botocoudos en marche, is attributed to Jean Baptiste Debret and dated 1834 to 1839.

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1834 - 1839

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