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Gustavo Bausman, Fotografo, #Oaxaca de Juarez, cdv-15, mexikanischer Kohlenträger, coal-porter, follower of #Maximilian I of #Mexico, 1866

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Francois Aubert (1829 Lyon – 1906 Condrieu) – 1860-69 als französischer Maler und Fotograf in Mexico, Gustavo Bausman Fotografo Oaxaca, Bausman – Mexican photographer in Oaxaca in the 1860s, Anonymus, anonymous, undidentified, Mexico - Oaxaca 1866 - mexikanischer Kohlenträger, Mexico - Oaxaca 1866 - Mexican coal transporter = Mexican coal-porter = Mexican coal-heaver = Mexican coal-carrier, Oberlieutenant Constantin Nosinics, Oberleutnant Constantin Nosinic, Pionier-Lieutenant Hanak, Mexico – Oaxaca – Tehuantepec (founded 15th century), Mexico – Oaxaca – Tehuantepec – Nahuatl tecuani + tepec “hill of the wild animals or beasts or demons” = “Menschenfresser von den Bergen”, Nahuatl tecuani = tequani “Menschen-Fresser” or “cruel person” or “wild animal”, Nahuatl te “someone or people” + cua = qua “eat” + -ni (habitual suffix), Nahuatl tepec “on a hill or on a mountain”, Nahuatl tepetl = tepe “hill or mountain” + -c (locative suffix), Indianer, Eingeborener, Einheimischer, indigener Bauer, einheimischer Bauer, bodenständiger Bauer, ansässiger Bauer, beheimateter Bauer, Ureinwohner, native, Native American, indigenous farmer, local farmer, aboriginal farmer, autochthonous farmer, Inländer, inländischer Bauer, Landeskind, bebürtiger Bauer, ortsansässiger Bauer, Mexico – Stein der Sonne = Sonnenstein = aztekischer Kalenderstein = Montezumas Uhr = Azteken-Kalender, Mexico – Piedra del Sol = Reloj de Montezuma, Mexico – Aztec calendar stone = Sun Stone = Calender Stone = Stone of the Five Eras, Mexico – Calendrier Azteque = Pierre du Soleil, Podmanitzky family – noble family in the Kingdom of Hungary, Podmanin – little village near Povaszska Bystriza Slovakia, Podmanin = Podamanyn = Podmaninich, Jäger-Lieutenant Baron Podmanitzky, Frigyes Baron Podmaniczky von Aszod und Podmanin (1824-1907) – ungarischer Politiker Theaterindendant Schriftsteller, Mexico – Oaxaca – Oaxaca de Juarez, Mexico – Oaxaca – Oaxaca de Juarez – Alameda de Leon, Mexico – Oaxaca – Oaxaca de Juarez – Basilica de Nuestra Senora de la Soledad (1682-90 – today), Mexico – Oaxaca = Nahuatl-Sprache Huaxyacac “der Ort an der Spitze der Weisskopfmimose” = huaxin “Weisskopfmimose” + yacatl “Nase”, Mexico – Oaxaca = Nahuatl Huaxyacac Guaxyacac “place of guaje tree”, Mexico – Oaxaca – Oaxaca de Juarez – Basilica of Our Lady of Solitude (1682-90 – today), Alameda = Pappelallee Baumallee Allee Promenade Platz = Spanish alamo “cottonwood tree Pappel”, Alameda = Spanish alno “alder Aller Alder Erle” = latin alnus “alder tree”, Mexico – Ciudad de Mexico = Mexico City = Mexico Stadt, Mexico - Ciudad de Mexico - Alameda Central, Mexico - Ciudad de Mexico - Alameda de Bucareli, Mexico - Ciudad de Mexico - Paseo de Bucareli, Mexico - Ciudad de Mexico - Paseo de la Reforma, Mexico - Ciudad de Mexico – Fuente de la Diana Cazadora (1938 – today), Antonio María de Bucareli y Ursúa (1717 Sevilla – 1799 ciudad de Mexico) - Spanish military officer, governor of Cuba, and viceroy of New Spain (1771—1779), Maximilian I. von Mexiko (1832 Schloss Schönbrunn Wien Österreich - 1867 Santiago de Queretaro Mexiko) – Kaiser von Mexiko 1864-67, Maximilian I of Mexico (1832 Schönbrunn Vienna Austria - 1867 Santiago de Queretaro Mexico) - Emperor of Mexico 1864-67, Mexico – Heroica Puebla de Zaragoza - Templo Conventual de San Agustin, Mexico – Heroica Puebla de Zaragoza - Templo de San Augustin y Antiguo Convento de Nuestra Senora Encarncion, Mexico – Heroica Puebla de Zaragoza Mexico – Heroica Puebla de Zaragoza - Templo de San Augustin, Mexico - Puebla - Puebla de los Angelos = Heroica Puebla de Zaragoza, Mexico – Puebla – “Puebla” = Heroica Puebla de Zaragoza (1531 bis heute), Mexico – Puebla – Puebla - Templo de San Cristobal = Church of San Cristóbal (1676-87), Mexico – Puebla – Puebla - Sitio de Puebla = Siege of Puebla (1863), Mexico - Veracruz - Cordoba, Mexico - Veracruz - La villa de Cordoba, Mexico - Veracruz - Catedral de Cordoba (1618-1725 – today), Mexico - Veracruz - Cordoba - Cathedral of the Immaculate Conception, Mexico - Veracruz - La Plaza Principal de Cordoba, Mexico - Veracruz - Parque 21 de Mayo de 1821 de Cordoba, Mexico - Veracruz - Obelisque de Parque 21 de Mayo de Cordoba, Mexico - Veracruz - (Portal de) La Gloria en Cordoba, The Austrian Federal Chancellery, Bundeskanzleramt Österreich, BKA, Ballhausplatz 2, Sparismus, Sparen ist muss, Sparism, sparing is must Art goes politics, Zensurismus, Zensur muss sein, Censorship is must, Mag. Ingrid Moschik, Mündelkünstlerin, ward artist, Staatsmündelkünstlerin, political ward artist, Österreichische Staatsmündelkünstlerin, Austrian political ward artist

“Gustavo Bausman.
Fotografo.
Oaxaca.”
“mex.(ikanischer) Kohlenträger
von Oaxaca 1866”
cdv #15
album of a follower of
Maximilian I. Emporer of Mexico (1864-67)

Francois Aubert (1829 Lyon – 1906 Condrieu) – 1860-69 als französischer Maler und Fotograf in Mexico, Gustavo Bausman Fotografo Oaxaca, Bausman – Mexican photographer in Oaxaca in the 1860s, Anonymus, anonymous, undidentified, Indianer, Eingeborener, Einheimischer, indigener Bauer, einheimischer Bauer, bodenständiger Bauer, ansässiger Bauer, beheimateter Bauer, Ureinwohner, native, Native American, indigenous farmer, local farmer, aboriginal farmer, autochthonous farmer, Inländer, inländischer Bauer, Landeskind, bebürtiger Bauer, ortsansässiger Bauer, Mexico – Stein der Sonne = Sonnenstein = aztekischer Kalenderstein = Montezumas Uhr = Azteken-Kalender, Mexico – Piedra del Sol = Reloj de Montezuma, Mexico – Aztec calendar stone = Sun Stone = Calender Stone = Stone of the Five Eras, Mexico – Calendrier Azteque = Pierre du Soleil, Podmanitzky family – noble family in the Kingdom of Hungary, Podmanin – little village near Povaszska Bystriza Slovakia, Podmanin = Podamanyn = Podmaninich, Jäger-Lieutenant Baron Podmanitzky, Frigyes Baron Podmaniczky von Aszod und Podmanin (1824-1907) – ungarischer Politiker Theaterindendant Schriftsteller, Mexico – Oaxaca – Oaxaca de Juarez, Mexico – Oaxaca – Oaxaca de Juarez – Alameda de Leon, Mexico – Oaxaca – Oaxaca de Juarez – Basilica de Nuestra Senora de la Soledad (1682-90 – today), Mexico – Oaxaca = Nahuatl-Sprache Huaxyacac “der Ort an der Spitze der Weisskopfmimose” = huaxin “Weisskopfmimose” + yacatl “Nase”, Mexico – Oaxaca = Nahuatl Huaxyacac Guaxyacac “place of guaje tree”, Mexico – Oaxaca – Oaxaca de Juarez – Basilica of Our Lady of Solitude (1682-90 – today), Alameda = Pappelallee Baumallee Allee Promenade Platz = Spanish alamo “cottonwood tree Pappel”, Alameda = Spanish alno “alder Aller Alder Erle” = latin alnus “alder tree”, Mexico – Ciudad de Mexico = Mexico City = Mexico Stadt, Mexico - Ciudad de Mexico - Alameda Central, Mexico - Ciudad de Mexico - Alameda de Bucareli, Mexico - Ciudad de Mexico - Paseo de Bucareli, Mexico - Ciudad de Mexico - Paseo de la Reforma, Mexico - Ciudad de Mexico – Fuente de la Diana Cazadora (1938 – today), Antonio María de Bucareli y Ursúa (1717 Sevilla – 1799 ciudad de Mexico) - Spanish military officer, governor of Cuba, and viceroy of New Spain (1771—1779), Maximilian I. von Mexiko (1832 Schloss Schönbrunn Wien Österreich - 1867 Santiago de Queretaro Mexiko) – Kaiser von Mexiko 1864-67, Maximilian I of Mexico (1832 Schönbrunn Vienna Austria - 1867 Santiago de Queretaro Mexico) - Emperor of Mexico 1864-67, Mexico – Heroica Puebla de Zaragoza - Templo Conventual de San Agustin, Mexico – Heroica Puebla de Zaragoza - Templo de San Augustin y Antiguo Convento de Nuestra Senora Encarncion, Mexico – Heroica Puebla de Zaragoza Mexico – Heroica Puebla de Zaragoza - Templo de San Augustin, Mexico - Puebla - Puebla de los Angelos = Heroica Puebla de Zaragoza, Mexico – Puebla – “Puebla” = Heroica Puebla de Zaragoza (1531 bis heute), Mexico – Puebla – Puebla - Templo de San Cristobal = Church of San Cristóbal (1676-87), Mexico – Puebla – Puebla - Sitio de Puebla = Siege of Puebla (1863), Mexico - Veracruz - Cordoba, Mexico - Veracruz - La villa de Cordoba, Mexico - Veracruz - Catedral de Cordoba (1618-1725 – today), Mexico - Veracruz - Cordoba - Cathedral of the Immaculate Conception, Mexico - Veracruz - La Plaza Principal de Cordoba, Mexico - Veracruz - Parque 21 de Mayo de 1821 de Cordoba, Mexico - Veracruz - Obelisque de Parque 21 de Mayo de Cordoba, Mexico - Veracruz - (Portal de) La Gloria en Cordoba, The Austrian Federal Chancellery, Bundeskanzleramt Österreich, BKA, Ballhausplatz 2, Sparismus, Sparen ist muss, Sparism, sparing is must Art goes politics, Zensurismus, Zensur muss sein, Censorship is must, Mag. Ingrid Moschik, Mündelkünstlerin, ward artist, Staatsmündelkünstlerin, political ward artist, Österreichische

“(unidentified)”
“Indianerin von
Oaxaca 1865”
cdv #10
album of a follower of
Maximilian I. Emporer of Mexico (1864-67)

Francois Aubert (1829 Lyon – 1906 Condrieu) – 1860-69 als französischer Maler und Fotograf in Mexico, Gustavo Bausman Fotografo Oaxaca, Bausman – Mexican photographer in Oaxaca in the 1860s, Anonymus, anonymous, undidentified, Indianer, Eingeborener, Einheimischer, indigener Bauer, einheimischer Bauer, bodenständiger Bauer, ansässiger Bauer, beheimateter Bauer, Ureinwohner, native, Native American, indigenous farmer, local farmer, aboriginal farmer, autochthonous farmer, Inländer, inländischer Bauer, Landeskind, bebürtiger Bauer, ortsansässiger Bauer, Mexico – Stein der Sonne = Sonnenstein = aztekischer Kalenderstein = Montezumas Uhr = Azteken-Kalender, Mexico – Piedra del Sol = Reloj de Montezuma, Mexico – Aztec calendar stone = Sun Stone = Calender Stone = Stone of the Five Eras, Mexico – Calendrier Azteque = Pierre du Soleil, Podmanitzky family – noble family in the Kingdom of Hungary, Podmanin – little village near Povaszska Bystriza Slovakia, Podmanin = Podamanyn = Podmaninich, Jäger-Lieutenant Baron Podmanitzky, Frigyes Baron Podmaniczky von Aszod und Podmanin (1824-1907) – ungarischer Politiker Theaterindendant Schriftsteller, Mexico – Oaxaca – Oaxaca de Juarez, Mexico – Oaxaca – Oaxaca de Juarez – Alameda de Leon, Mexico – Oaxaca – Oaxaca de Juarez – Basilica de Nuestra Senora de la Soledad (1682-90 – today), Mexico – Oaxaca = Nahuatl-Sprache Huaxyacac “der Ort an der Spitze der Weisskopfmimose” = huaxin “Weisskopfmimose” + yacatl “Nase”, Mexico – Oaxaca = Nahuatl Huaxyacac Guaxyacac “place of guaje tree”, Mexico – Oaxaca – Oaxaca de Juarez – Basilica of Our Lady of Solitude (1682-90 – today), Alameda = Pappelallee Baumallee Allee Promenade Platz = Spanish alamo “cottonwood tree Pappel”, Alameda = Spanish alno “alder Aller Alder Erle” = latin alnus “alder tree”, Mexico – Ciudad de Mexico = Mexico City = Mexico Stadt, Mexico - Ciudad de Mexico - Alameda Central, Mexico - Ciudad de Mexico - Alameda de Bucareli, Mexico - Ciudad de Mexico - Paseo de Bucareli, Mexico - Ciudad de Mexico - Paseo de la Reforma, Mexico - Ciudad de Mexico – Fuente de la Diana Cazadora (1938 – today), Antonio María de Bucareli y Ursúa (1717 Sevilla – 1799 ciudad de Mexico) - Spanish military officer, governor of Cuba, and viceroy of New Spain (1771—1779), Maximilian I. von Mexiko (1832 Schloss Schönbrunn Wien Österreich - 1867 Santiago de Queretaro Mexiko) – Kaiser von Mexiko 1864-67, Maximilian I of Mexico (1832 Schönbrunn Vienna Austria - 1867 Santiago de Queretaro Mexico) - Emperor of Mexico 1864-67, Mexico – Heroica Puebla de Zaragoza - Templo Conventual de San Agustin, Mexico – Heroica Puebla de Zaragoza - Templo de San Augustin y Antiguo Convento de Nuestra Senora Encarncion, Mexico – Heroica Puebla de Zaragoza Mexico – Heroica Puebla de Zaragoza - Templo de San Augustin, Mexico - Puebla - Puebla de los Angelos = Heroica Puebla de Zaragoza, Mexico – Puebla – “Puebla” = Heroica Puebla de Zaragoza (1531 bis heute), Mexico – Puebla – Puebla - Templo de San Cristobal = Church of San Cristóbal (1676-87), Mexico – Puebla – Puebla - Sitio de Puebla = Siege of Puebla (1863), Mexico - Veracruz - Cordoba, Mexico - Veracruz - La villa de Cordoba, Mexico - Veracruz - Catedral de Cordoba (1618-1725 – today), Mexico - Veracruz - Cordoba - Cathedral of the Immaculate Conception, Mexico - Veracruz - La Plaza Principal de Cordoba, Mexico - Veracruz - Parque 21 de Mayo de 1821 de Cordoba, Mexico - Veracruz - Obelisque de Parque 21 de Mayo de Cordoba, Mexico - Veracruz - (Portal de) La Gloria en Cordoba, The Austrian Federal Chancellery, Bundeskanzleramt Österreich, BKA, Ballhausplatz 2, Sparismus, Sparen ist muss, Sparism, sparing is must Art goes politics, Zensurismus, Zensur muss sein, Censorship is must, Mag. Ingrid Moschik, Mündelkünstlerin, ward artist, Staatsmündelkünstlerin, political ward artist, Österreichische Staatsmündelkünstlerin, Austrian political ward artist

“(unidentified)”
“Indianer von
Oaxaca 1865”
cdv #10
album of a follower of
Maximilian I. Emporer of Mexico (1864-67)

Gustavo Bausman Photografo Oaxaca, Bausman – Mexican photographer in Oaxaca in the 1860s, Anonymus, anonymous, undidentified, Podmanitzky family – noble family in the Kingdom of Hungary, Podmanin – little village near Povaszska Bystriza Slovakia, Podmanin = Podamanyn = Podmaninich, Jäger-Lieutenant Baron Podmanitzky, Frigyes Baron Podmaniczky von Aszod und Podmanin (1824-1907) – ungarischer Politiker Theaterindendant Schriftsteller, Mexico – Oaxaca – Oaxaca de Juarez, Mexico – Oaxaca – Oaxaca de Juarez – Alameda de Leon, Mexico – Oaxaca – Oaxaca de Juarez – Basilica de Nuestra Senora de la Soledad (1682-90 – today), Mexico – Oaxaca = Nahuatl-Sprache Huaxyacac “der Ort an der Spitze der Weisskopfmimose” = huaxin “Weisskopfmimose” + yacatl “Nase”, Mexico – Oaxaca = Nahuatl Huaxyacac Guaxyacac “place of guaje tree”, Mexico – Oaxaca – Oaxaca de Juarez – Basilica of Our Lady of Solitude (1682-90 – today), Alameda = Pappelallee Baumallee Allee Promenade Platz = Spanish alamo “cottonwood tree Pappel”, Alameda = Spanish alno “alder Aller Alder Erle” = latin alnus “alder tree”, Mexico – Ciudad de Mexico = Mexico City = Mexico Stadt, Mexico - Ciudad de Mexico - Alameda Central, Mexico - Ciudad de Mexico - Alameda de Bucareli, Mexico - Ciudad de Mexico - Paseo de Bucareli, Mexico - Ciudad de Mexico - Paseo de la Reforma, Mexico - Ciudad de Mexico – Fuente de la Diana Cazadora (1938 – today), Antonio María de Bucareli y Ursúa (1717 Sevilla – 1799 ciudad de Mexico) - Spanish military officer, governor of Cuba, and viceroy of New Spain (1771—1779), Maximilian I. von Mexiko (1832 Schloss Schönbrunn Wien Österreich - 1867 Santiago de Queretaro Mexiko) – Kaiser von Mexiko 1864-67, Maximilian I of Mexico (1832 Schönbrunn Vienna Austria - 1867 Santiago de Queretaro Mexico) - Emperor of Mexico 1864-67, Mexico – Puebla – “Puebla” = Heroica Puebla de Zaragoza (1531 bis heute), Mexico – Puebla – Puebla - Templo de San Cristobal = Church of San Cristóbal (1676-87), Mexico – Puebla – Puebla - Sitio de Puebla = Siege of Puebla (1863), Mexico - Veracruz - Cordoba, Mexico - Veracruz - La villa de Cordoba, Mexico - Veracruz - Catedral de Cordoba (1618-1725 – today), Mexico - Veracruz - Cordoba - Cathedral of the Immaculate Conception, Mexico - Veracruz - La Plaza Principal de Cordoba, Mexico - Veracruz - Parque 21 de Mayo de 1821 de Cordoba, Mexico - Veracruz - Obelisque de Parque 21 de Mayo de Cordoba, Mexico - Veracruz - (Portal de) La Gloria en Cordoba, The Austrian Federal Chancellery, Bundeskanzleramt Österreich, BKA, Ballhausplatz 2, Sparismus, Sparen ist muss, Sparism, sparing is must Art goes politics, Zensurismus, Zensur muss sein, Censorship is must, Mag. Ingrid Moschik, Mündelkünstlerin, ward artist, Staatsmündelkünstlerin, political ward artist, Österreichische Staatsmündelkünstlerin, Austrian political ward artist

“Gustavo Bausman.
Fotografo.
Oaxaca.”
“Jäg. Lieutnant
Baron Podmanitzky
Oaxaca Mai 1866”
cdv #6
album of a follower of
Maximilian I. Emporer of Mexico (1864-67)

More examples of the series

“Maximilian I. von Mexico (1864-67)”

at Sparismus:

anonymous, cdv-1, #Cordoba, Provinz #Veracruz, 1864, puzzle of #Maximilian I Emporer of #Mexico, 1864-67 https://sparismus.wordpress.com/2015/11/29/anonymous-cdv-1-cordoba-provinz-veracruz-mexico-1864-puzzle-of-maximilian-i-of-mexico-1864-67/

anonymous, cdv-2, Plaza de Armas in Heroica #Puebla de #Zaragoza, 1866, puzzle of #Maximilian I Emporer of #Mexico, 1864-67 https://sparismus.wordpress.com/2015/12/05/anonymous-cdv-2-plaza-de-armas-in-heroica-puebla-de-zaragoza-1866-puzzle-of-maximilian-i-emporer-of-mexico-1864-67/

anonymous, cdv-3, Alameda de Paseo de la Reforma in Mexico City, 1866, puzzle of #Maximilian I Emporer of #Mexico, 1864-67 https://sparismus.wordpress.com/2015/12/07/anonymous-cdv-3-alameda-de-paseo-de-la-reforma-in-mexico-city-1866-puzzle-of-maximilian-i-emporer-of-mexico-1864-67/

anonymous, cdv-4, Alameda de Leon de #Oaxaca de Juarez, 1866, puzzle of #Maximilian I Emporer of #Mexico, 1864-67 https://sparismus.wordpress.com/2015/12/10/anonymous-cdv-4-alameda-de-leon-de-oaxaca-de-juarez-1866-puzzle-of-maximilian-i-emporer-of-mexico-1864-67/

anonymous, cdv-5, Templo de Santo Domingo in #Puebla de #Zaragoza, 1866, puzzle of #Maximilian I Emporer of #Mexico, 1864-67 https://sparismus.wordpress.com/2015/12/14/anonymous-cdv-5-templo-de-santo-domingo-in-puebla-de-zaragoza-1866-puzzle-of-maximilian-i-emporer-of-mexico-1864-67/

Gustavo Bausman, Fotografo, #Oaxaca de Juarez, cdv-6, Jäger-Lieutenant Baron #Podmanitzky, follower of #Maximilian I of #Mexico, Mai 1866 https://sparismus.wordpress.com/2015/12/21/gustavo-bausman-fotografo-oaxaca-de-juarez-cdv-5-jaeger-lieutenant-baron-podmanitzky-follower-of-maximilian-i-of-mexico-mai-1866/

anonymous, cdv-7, Alameda de Leon de #Oaxaca de Juarez, 1865, puzzle of #Maximilian I Emporer of #Mexico, 1864-67 https://sparismus.wordpress.com/2015/12/28/anonymous-cdv-7-alameda-de-leon-de-oaxaca-de-juarez-1865-puzzle-of-maximilian-i-emporer-of-mexico-1864-67/

anonymous, cdv-8, Templo de San Agustin in #Puebla de #Zaragoza, 1866, puzzle of #Maximilian I Emporer of #Mexico, 1864-67 https://sparismus.wordpress.com/2016/01/03/anonymous-cdv-8-templo-de-san-agustin-in-puebla-de-zaragoza-1866-puzzle-of-maximilian-i-emporer-of-mexico-1864-67/

#Francois #Aubert, cdv-9, Aztekischer #Kalenderstein, Piedra de Sol, #Sunstone, puzzle of #Maximilian I Emporer of #Mexico, 1864-67 https://sparismus.wordpress.com/2016/01/21/francois-aubert-cdv-9-aztekischer-kalenderstein-piedra-de-sol-sunstone-puzzle-of-maximilian-i-emporer-of-mexico-1864-67/

anonymous, cdv-10, #Oaxaca de Juarez, “Indianer”, indigenous farmer in photo studio, Emperor #Maximilian I of #Mexico, 1865 https://sparismus.wordpress.com/2016/01/27/anonymous-cdv-10-oaxaca-de-juarez-indianer-indigenous-farmer-in-photo-studio-emperor-maximilian-i-of-mexico-1865/

anonymous, cdv-11, #Oaxaca de Juarez, “Indianerin”, indigenous woman in photo studio, Emperor #Maximilian I of #Mexico, 1865 https://sparismus.wordpress.com/2016/01/28/anonymous-cdv-11-oaxaca-de-juarez-indianerin-indigenous-woman-in-photo-studio-emperor-maximilian-i-of-mexico-1865/

anonymous, cdv-12, #Oaxaca de Juarez, woman of Tehuantepec in photo studio, Emperor #Maximilian I of #Mexico, 1865 https://sparismus.wordpress.com/2016/02/12/anonymous-cdv-12-oaxaca-de-juarez-woman-of-tehunatepec-in-photo-studio-emperor-maximilian-i-of-mexico-1865/

Gustavo Bausman, Fotografo, #Oaxaca de Juarez, cdv-13, Pionier-Lieutenant Hanak, follower of #Maximilian I of #Mexico, Mai 1866 https://sparismus.wordpress.com/2016/02/21/gustavo-bausman-fotografo-oaxaca-de-juarez-cdv-13-pionier-lieutenant-hanak-follower-of-maximilian-i-of-mexico-mai-1866/

anonymous, cdv-14, #Oaxaca de Juarez, Oberlieutenant Constantine Nosinics, Nosinic, Emperor #Maximilian I of #Mexico, 1865 https://sparismus.wordpress.com/2016/02/27/anonymous-cdv-14-oaxaca-de-juarez-oberlieutenant-constantine-nosinics-nosinic-emperor-maximilian-i-of-mexico-1865/

Mag. Ingrid Moschik,
Austrian political ward artist


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