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| Argentina |
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Rosario |
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Provincial History Museum |
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The museum covers Latin American and local Argentine history. |
2019 |
| Argentina |
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Rosario |
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Provincial History Museum |
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The museum has displays covering pre Hispanic history in Latin America. |
2019 |
| Argentina |
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Rosario |
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Provincial History Museum |
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Nazca hand fan made from feathers, 7th century, Peru. |
2019 |
| Argentina |
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Rosario |
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Provincial History Museum |
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Nazca ceramic. The Nazca flourished in Peru between 100 BCE and 800. |
2019 |
| Argentina |
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Rosario |
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Provincial History Museum |
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Nazca bottle. |
2019 |
| Argentina |
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Rosario |
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Provincial History Museum |
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Nazca bowl from Peru. Nazca ceramics have the same designs as the famous Nazca Lines in the Peruvian desert. |
2019 |
| Argentina |
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Rosario |
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Provincial History Museum |
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Nazca ceramic with a painted pelican. |
2019 |
| Argentina |
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Rosario |
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Provincial History Museum |
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Moche ceramic with human head. The Moche flourished in Peru between 100 and 700. |
2019 |
| Argentina |
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Rosario |
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Provincial History Museum |
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Tihuanaco ceramic from Bolivia from c800. |
2019 |
| Argentina |
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Rosario |
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Provincial History Museum |
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Chavin erotic whistle. The Chavin were a Peruvian culture that was active between 900 BCE and 200 BCE. |
2019 |
| Argentina |
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Rosario |
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Provincial History Museum |
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Chavin whistle from Peru, c1300. |
2019 |
| Argentina |
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Rosario |
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Provincial History Museum |
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Gold and silver Inca bowls. |
2019 |
| Argentina |
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Rosario |
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Provincial History Museum |
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Inca necklaces. The Inca lived in the Peruvian Andes between 12th century and the Spanish Conquest in 1572. |
2019 |
| Argentina |
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Rosario |
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Provincial History Museum |
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"The Lord of Vilche", a painting of the 18th century Cuzco school in Peru. |
2019 |
| Argentina |
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Rosario |
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Provincial History Museum |
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Detail of an 18th century church altar from Cuzco, Peru. |
2019 |
| Argentina |
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Rosario |
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Provincial History Museum |
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18th century Cuzco church altar with a 17th century painting. |
2019 |
| Argentina |
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Rosario |
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Provincial History Museum |
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Carved silver alterpiece from Peru. |
2019 |
| Argentina |
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Rosario |
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Provincial History Museum |
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Silver church lamp (18th century). |
2019 |
| Argentina |
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Rosario |
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Provincial History Museum |
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Detail from a carved Peruvian silver alterpiece. |
2019 |
| Argentina |
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Rosario |
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Provincial History Museum |
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18th century inlaid Bolivian table. |
2019 |
| Argentina |
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Rosario |
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Provincial History Museum |
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Virgin of Rosario and Child, 18th century. |
2019 |
| Argentina |
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Rosario |
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Provincial History Museum |
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Wooden cabinet from 18th century Potosi (Bolivia). |
2019 |
| Argentina |
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Rosario |
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Provincial History Museum |
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Detail of Bolivian wood carving from Potosi. |
2019 |
| Argentina |
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Rosario |
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Provincial History Museum |
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Figure from a Jesuit mission in northern Argentina. |
2019 |
| Argentina |
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Rosario |
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Provincial History Museum |
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Two wooden apostles from a Jesuit mission in Cordoba. |
2019 |
| Argentina |
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Rosario |
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Provincial History Museum |
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Face of Judas. |
2019 |
| Argentina |
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Rosario |
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Provincial History Museum |
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Wooden carving called "The Sad Madonna". |
2019 |
| Argentina |
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Rosario |
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Provincial History Museum |
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"The Three Kings" from Quito (Ecuador). |
2019 |
| Argentina |
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Rosario |
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Provincial History Museum |
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Room displaying paintings and colonial furniture. |
2019 |
| Argentina |
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Rosario |
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Provincial History Museum |
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18th century reclining Christ from the Rosario region. |
2019 |
| Argentina |
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Rosario |
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Provincial History Museum |
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"Christ the Prisoner" from Cordoba. |
2019 |
| Argentina |
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Rosario |
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Provincial History Museum |
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"San Ignacio" from Cuzco (Peru). |
2019 |
| Argentina |
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Rosario |
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Provincial History Museum |
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"The Holy Trinity and the Miracle of the Eucharist" (18th century, Cuzco, Peru). |
2019 |
| Argentina |
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Rosario |
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Provincial History Museum |
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"The Dream of San Martin" by Catalonian born painter, Pedro Blanque (1913). |
2019 |
| Argentina |
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Rosario |
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Provincial History Museum |
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"The Dream of San Martin" by Italian born painter, Luis de Servi (1916). |
2019 |
| Argentina |
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Rosario |
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Provincial History Museum |
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Comb from Buenos Aires, 19th century. |
2019 |
| Argentina |
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Rosario |
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Provincial History Museum |
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Astronomical ring made of silver, 19th century Buenos Aires. |
2019 |
| Argentina |
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Rosario |
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Provincial History Museum |
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Early Argentinian 50 Peso bank note. |
2019 |
| Argentina |
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Rosario |
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Provincial History Museum |
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Argentinian coins from 1854 and 1860. |
2019 |
| Argentina |
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Rosario |
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Provincial History Museum |
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"Portrait of Justo Jose de Urquiza" (a general and president) by Uruguayan artist, Juan Manuel Blanes (1830-1901). |
2019 |
| Argentina |
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Rosario |
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Provincial History Museum |
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"View of Rosario Port" by an unknown artist (1852). |
2019 |
| Argentina |
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Rosario |
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Provincial History Museum |
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Detail from "View of Rosario Port" (1852). |
2019 |
| Argentina |
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Rosario |
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Provincial History Museum |
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Portrait of the aristocratic Felipa Gonzales de Recio de Granel. |
2019 |
| Argentina |
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Rosario |
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Provincial History Museum |
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Painting of a gaucho (cowboy) by an unknown artist from the mid 1800s. |
2019 |
| Argentina |
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Rosario |
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Provincial History Museum |
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Silver spurs from the mid 1800s. |
2019 |
| Argentina |
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Rosario |
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Provincial History Museum |
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"Pampas Chief and His Woman" by Carlos Morel (1841). |
2019 |
| Argentina |
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Rosario |
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Provincial History Museum |
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Sketch of pre-Hispanic scene in Argentina. |
2019 |
| Argentina |
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Rosario |
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Provincial History Museum |
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"Campasina" (Village Woman) by French artist, Adolf Rivedoux. |
2019 |
| Argentina |
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Rosario |
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Provincial History Museum |
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La Mazorca by an unknown artist, date also unknown. |
2019 |
| Argentina |
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Rosario |
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Provincial History Museum |
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Pencil drawing of Manuel Belgrano by German artist, Johann Moritz Rugendas (1845). |
2019 |
| Argentina |
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Rosario |
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Provincial History Museum |
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"Portrait of Manuel Belgrano" (who created the Argentine flag in Rosario) by Rafael de Villa (1940). |
2019 |
| Argentina |
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Rosario |
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Provincial History Museum |
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"The Raising of the Flag of Argentina by the Parana River" by Pedro Blanque (1895). |
2019 |
| Argentina |
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Rosario |
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Provincial History Museum |
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"The Raising of the Flag of Argentina by the Parana River" (detail of Manuel Belgrano). |
2019 |
| Argentina |
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Rosario |
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Provincial History Museum |
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Artist, Maria Obligado (1857 - 1938) was featured in a special exhibition. |
2019 |
| Argentina |
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Rosario |
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Provincial History Museum |
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Maria Obligado was born in Buenos Aires and later set up an art school in Europe. |
2019 |
| Argentina |
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Rosario |
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Provincial History Museum |
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Maria Obligado's palette. |
2019 |
| Argentina |
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Rosario |
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Provincial History Museum |
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"Self Portrait" by Maria Obligado when she was in France. |
2019 |
| Argentina |
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Rosario |
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Provincial History Museum |
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"View of Buenos Aires Port" by Maria Obligado. |
2019 |
| Argentina |
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Rosario |
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Provincial History Museum |
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Detail of the impressionist-like "View of Buenos Aires Port" (Maria Obligado). |
2019 |
| Argentina |
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Rosario |
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Provincial History Museum |
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"Birds" by Maria Obligado (1873). |
2019 |
| Argentina |
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Rosario |
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Provincial History Museum |
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Pencil sketch of a woman by Maria Obligado (1895). |
2019 |
| Argentina |
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Rosario |
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Provincial History Museum |
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Pencil sketch of a woman by Maria Obligado (1895). |
2019 |
| Argentina |
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Rosario |
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Provincial History Museum |
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"San Martin" by Maria Obligado (1901). |
2019 |
| Argentina |
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Rosario |
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Provincial History Museum |
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Detail of "San Martin" (Maria Obligado, 1901). |
2019 |
| Argentina |
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Rosario |
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Provincial History Museum |
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Studies of "Anguish", the first painting by Maria Obligado when she went to Paris in 1900. |
2019 |
| Argentina |
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Rosario |
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Provincial History Museum |
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"Anguish" by Maria Obligado, painted in France in 1900. |
2019 |
| Argentina |
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Rosario |
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Provincial History Museum |
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"Anguish" (detail of boy) by Maria Obligado, 1900. |
2019 |
| Argentina |
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Rosario |
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Provincial History Museum |
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"Anguish" (detail of woman) by Maria Obligado, 1900. |
2019 |
| Argentina |
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Rosario |
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Provincial History Museum |
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Untitled French seascape by Maria Obligado. |
2019 |
| Argentina |
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Rosario |
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Provincial History Museum |
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"La Ribera", Maria Obligado. |
2019 |
| Argentina |
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Rosario |
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Provincial History Museum |
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Untitled French seascape by Maria Obligado. |
2019 |
| Argentina |
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Rosario |
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Provincial History Museum |
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"Weavers of Normandy" by Maria Obligado, painted in Paris in 1902. |
2019 |
| Argentina |
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Rosario |
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Provincial History Museum |
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"Weavers of Normandy" (detail of women) by Maria Obligado. |
2019 |
| Argentina |
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Rosario |
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Provincial History Museum |
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"Weavers of Normandy" (detail of woman weaving) by Maria Obligado. |
2019 |
| Argentina |
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Rosario |
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Provincial History Museum |
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"Yport" (in Normandy) by Maria Obligado (1902). |
2019 |
| Argentina |
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Rosario |
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Provincial History Museum |
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Detail of "Yport" (Maria Obligado, 1902). |
2019 |
| Argentina |
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Rosario |
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Provincial History Museum |
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Untitled painting of an unknown female by Maria Obligado (1906). |
2019 |
| Argentina |
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Rosario |
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Provincial History Museum |
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"Study of Iron" by Maria Obligado, 1908. |
2019 |
| Argentina |
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Rosario |
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Provincial History Museum |
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Detail of "Study of Iron" (Maria Obligado, 1908). This was her final painting in her Paris studio. |
2019 |
| Argentina |
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Rosario |
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Provincial History Museum |
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Detail of Maria Obligado painting, "Study of Iron". |
2019 |
| Argentina |
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Rosario |
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Provincial History Museum |
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"Study of Croquet" by Maria Obligado (1908). |
2019 |
| Argentina |
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Rosario |
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Provincial History Museum |
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"Trapping a Steer" by Maria Obligado, 1908. |
2019 |
| Argentina |
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Rosario |
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Provincial History Museum |
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"Trapping a Steer" (detail) by Maria Obligado, 1908. |
2019 |
| Argentina |
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Rosario |
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Provincial History Museum |
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"Self Portrait" by Maria Obligado (1915). |
2019 |
| Argentina |
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Rosario |
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Provincial History Museum |
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Two paintings of Rio de Jeneiro by Maria Obligado (1926). |
2019 |
| Argentina |
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Rosario |
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City Museum |
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The City Museum is set in a small single storey building. |
2019 |
| Argentina |
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Rosario |
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City Museum |
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The museum features the life of women working in a meat packing factory called Swift. |
2019 |
| Argentina |
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Rosario |
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City Museum |
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Swift corned beef. |
2019 |
| Argentina |
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Rosario |
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City Museum |
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Swift butter. |
2019 |
| Argentina |
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Rosario |
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City Museum |
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Exhibit about the fight for equal pay for women. |
2019 |
| Argentina |
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Rosario |
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City Museum |
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Painting by Aldo Magnani, 1962. |
2019 |
| Argentina |
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Rosario |
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City Museum |
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Poster for the Eva Peron Foundation. |
2019 |
| Argentina |
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Rosario |
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View of the Parana River. |
2019 |
| Argentina |
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Rosario |
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Music club. |
2019 |
| Argentina |
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Rosario |
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Tree lined street. |
2019 |
| Argentina |
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Rosario |
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Street scene. |
2019 |
| Argentina |
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Rosario |
Plaza San Martin |
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Plaza San Martin is the centre of the city. |
2019 |
| Argentina |
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Rosario |
Plaza San Martin |
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Memorial for Las Madres (the mothers who demonstrate weekly in the capital for their missing relatives). |
2019 |
| Argentina |
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Rosario |
Plaza San Martin |
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Man in the plaza. |
2019 |
| Argentina |
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Rosario |
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Museo de Memoria |
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The Memoria Museum is in a former mansion on the corner of Plaza San Martin. |
2019 |
were added from 11 December 2021.