Category:Peruvian Amazon Company

**Peruvian Amazon Company**
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Media in category "Peruvian Amazon Company"

The following 130 files are in this category, out of 130 total.

(From left to right) Juan A. Tizon, Seymour Bell, H.L. Gielgud, Walter Fox, Louis Barnes and Roger Casement.jpg 1,200 × 799; 899 KB
A Barbadian man dressed in western style clothes, believed to be John Brown.jpg 605 × 1,407; 185 KB
A building at Entre Rios, circa 1912.jpg 1,170 × 839; 844 KB
A Campas native from the Upper Ucayali who “belonged” to a Peruvian Civil Engineer.jpg 1,170 × 2,274; 2.4 MB
A group of Huitoto natives, forced to work on a plantation belonging to Julio César Arana.png 2,532 × 1,170; 7.39 MB
Abel Alarco, director of the Peruvian Amazon Company and brother-in-law of J.C. Arana.png 1,170 × 2,532; 13.01 MB
Adolfo Gibbs, employed by the Peruvian Amazon Company in 1904.jpg 3,024 × 4,032; 3.78 MB
Alfredo Montt, manager of the Atenas rubber plantation.jpg 1,170 × 1,966; 836 KB
An indigenous woman, likely the concubine of a Barbadian man in the Putumayo, circa 1912.jpg 1,170 × 2,298; 1.46 MB
An indigenous youth carrying a load of rubber in the Putumayo.jpg 1,170 × 1,992; 547 KB
An indigenous youth carrying a load of rubber.jpg 1,124 × 1,873; 1.82 MB
Andrés O’Donnell, manager of the Peruvian Amazon Company.jpg 1,170 × 1,972; 1.43 MB
Aristide Rodriguez, manager of La Sabana, a Peruvian Amazon Company plantation.jpg 1,170 × 1,972; 890 KB
Augusto Jiménez, manager of the ‘Morelia,’ a Peruvian Amazon Company plantation.jpg 1,170 × 1,989; 758 KB
Aurelio Rodriguez, manager of the Santa Catalina rubber plantation.jpg 1,170 × 1,967; 717 KB
Breakfast on the plantation, circa 1912.png 2,532 × 1,170; 9.62 MB
Bushico Boras and Carlos Quinto Nonuya.jpg 1,170 × 1,952; 803 KB
Captain Thomas Whiffen and his Barbadian guide in the Putumayo.jpg 1,170 × 1,727; 944 KB
Carrying materials for construction at La Chorrera.jpg 2,068 × 1,170; 1.5 MB
Charred bones of Paccicañate or Teresa, murdered by Normand.jpg 2,490 × 1,170; 1.22 MB
Employees of Julio César Arana stand in front of their enslaved indigenous workers. Photograph circa 1912.jpg 448 × 268; 76 KB
Enslaved natives with a load of rubber weighing 75 kilos, they have journeyed 100 kilometers with no food given.jpg 1,111 × 692; 110 KB
Eugène Robuchon - Barraca Alegría.jpg 573 × 396; 62 KB
Eugène Robuchon - Barraca Indostán.jpg 573 × 384; 49 KB
Eugène Robuchon - Barraca Medio Día.jpg 573 × 393; 47 KB
Eugène Robuchon - Chorrera – Trabajos de edificación 002.jpg 573 × 409; 89 KB
Eugène Robuchon - Chorrera – Trabajos de edificación.jpg 573 × 403; 66 KB
Eugène Robuchon - Colonia Indiana. Desde la margen izquierda de la bahía.jpg 717 × 168; 19 KB
Eugène Robuchon - Colonia Indiana. Indios huitotos cargadores.jpg 573 × 369; 50 KB
Eugène Robuchon - En marcha hacia los huitotos.jpg 573 × 373; 74 KB
Eugène Robuchon - Hacia el Cahuinarí.jpg 373 × 524; 69 KB
Eugène Robuchon - Indios huitotos nonuyas 002.jpg 550 × 359; 45 KB
Eugène Robuchon - Indios huitotos nonuyas.jpg 573 × 363; 45 KB
Eugène Robuchon - La Chorrera - Indias huitotas civilizadas. Preparación de café.jpg 550 × 355; 49 KB
Eugène Robuchon - Lancha “Huitota”, propiedad de J. C. Arana y hermanos.jpg 573 × 424; 48 KB
Eugène Robuchon - Rio Igaraparaná – Caídas de la Chorrera a media corriente.jpg 550 × 356; 39 KB
Eugène Robuchon - Rio Igaraparaná – El cañón de La chorrera.jpg 550 × 342; 81 KB
Eugène Robuchon - Rio Igaraparaná – Entrada a las caídas de la Chorrera.jpg 550 × 350; 43 KB
Eugène Robuchon - Río Putumayo, en la confluencia del Cotuhé.jpg 571 × 370; 35 KB
Eugène Robuchon - Río Putumayo. Estación peruana del Cotuhé.jpg 573 × 367; 38 KB
Eugène Robuchon - Salvas de despedida.jpg 550 × 350; 53 KB
Eugène Robuchon - Un cauchero y sus intérpretes.jpg 373 × 528; 64 KB
Evidence collected by the Paredes commission in 1911.png 965 × 584; 615 KB
Firing at machine gun at Unión, circa 1912.jpg 2,175 × 1,160; 1.16 MB
General view of El Encanto in 1912.jpg 2,532 × 1,050; 1.23 MB
General view of Naimenes in 1912.webp 904 × 700; 83 KB
General view of Ultimo Retiro.jpg 2,532 × 1,054; 1.24 MB
Group of Native women in dresses at Entre Rios, circa 1912.png 2,532 × 1,170; 9.15 MB
Group of Putumayo natives at La Sombra.jpg 2,532 × 1,058; 1.55 MB
Group photograph at El Encanto.jpg 2,532 × 1,064; 1.57 MB
Hardenburgamazonindians.jpeg 2,048 × 1,506; 845 KB
Harem of concubines belonging to Andres O'Donnell, photograph taken by Silvino Santos in 1912.jpg 1,170 × 870; 703 KB
Illustration of the rubber baron Julio César Arana, published by La Felpa in 1908.jpg 1,170 × 1,576; 2.11 MB
Illustration on the first issue of 'LA FELPA'.jpg 753 × 641; 119 KB
Indigenous Witoto workers at one of Julio César Arana’s rubber plantations.png 2,517 × 1,170; 5.03 MB
Inhabitants of the Oriente rubber station.jpg 749 × 492; 160 KB
Julio César Arana on the road to Atenas.jpg 2,445 × 1,041; 1.84 MB
La Felpa illustration depicting Victor Macedo and Juan B. Vega.jpg 4,030 × 3,008; 4.48 MB
Lizardo. Arana.jpg 373 × 576; 32 KB
Loading rubber from ‘La Florida,’ a Peruvian Amazon Company plantation.jpg 768 × 518; 159 KB
Makeshift studio portrait from the Whiffen collection.jpg 1,170 × 1,603; 932 KB
Map of the J.C Arana y Hermanos estate between the Igara-Paraná and Caqueta Rivers.jpg 3,024 × 4,032; 4.93 MB
Map of the Putumayo river, circa 1908. The names and locations of rubber plantations are included.jpg 1,402 × 1,053; 911 KB
Matanzas rubber station, Putumayo.jpg 1,829 × 1,066; 1.8 MB
Metal chain used by the Peruvian Amazon Company to chain the natives.jpg 1,126 × 1,857; 792 KB
Miguel S. Loayza during the 1950s.jpg 1,170 × 1,970; 1.07 MB
Miguel S. Loayza.jpg 397 × 431; 20 KB
Muchachos de Confianza at Entre Rios, circa 1912.jpg 779 × 510; 241 KB
Negative image of an indigenous woman and her children.jpg 1,440 × 1,800; 198 KB
One of the last Barbadians left in the Putumayo by 1912. The man is believed to be Simeon Ford, at La Chorrera.jpg 800 × 562; 273 KB
Pablo Zumaeta Noriega, general manager for the Peruvian Amazon Company at Iquitos.jpg 1,170 × 1,953; 1.07 MB
Perseverança steamship of the Peruvian Amazon Company.png 2,532 × 1,170; 6.48 MB
Peruvian Amazon Company employees at La Chorrera.png 746 × 508; 703 KB
Peruvian soldiers at La Chorrera, circa 1912.png 2,532 × 1,170; 9.01 MB
Peruvian soldiers in the Putumayo River basin, circa 1912.png 2,532 × 1,170; 8.13 MB
Photograph of Arédomi.jpg 1,170 × 2,285; 619 KB
Photograph of Juan A. Tízon and Julio César Arana.jpg 459 × 700; 107 KB
Photograph of Julio César Arana circa 1907.jpg 996 × 852; 113 KB
Photograph of manager Juan A. Tizon and staff at La Chorrera.jpg 770 × 507; 378 KB
Photograph of Natives at the Entre Rios Station. A manguare can be seen in the center.png 2,532 × 1,170; 7.71 MB
Photograph of Rafael Larrañaga.jpg 1,170 × 1,987; 860 KB
Photograph of Roger Casement and Juan A. Tizón at La Chorrera in 1910.jpg 712 × 958; 350 KB
Photograph of the Barbadian John Brown, interpreter for consular commission to the Putumayo in 1912.jpg 1,170 × 1,950; 1.27 MB
Photograph of the concubines of the Peruvian Amazon Company at La Chorrera, 1912.jpg 757 × 518; 133 KB
Photograph of the Entre Rios station, circa 1912.png 2,532 × 1,170; 8.58 MB
Photograph of the Muchachos de Confianza.jpg 1,703 × 877; 946 KB
Photograph taken at La Chorrera, circa 1912.png 2,532 × 1,170; 9.7 MB
Photograph taken at the Occidente station.jpg 2,532 × 1,056; 1.34 MB
Photograph taken at the Ultimo Retiro station, circa 1912.png 2,532 × 1,170; 9.53 MB
Photograph taken for comparison between a Putumayo native and an indigenous Peruvian soldier from Cusco.jpg 1,170 × 1,944; 1.2 MB
Photograph used as propaganda by the Peruvian Amazon Company. The picture was taken in 1912 during the Putumayo genocide.jpg 454 × 699; 119 KB
Processing rubber at Argelia, circa 1912.jpg 785 × 529; 129 KB
Putumayo natives resting at La Chorrera after delivering rubber. The rubber can be seen on the right.jpg 754 × 514; 157 KB
Putumayo natives resting at La Chorrera after delivering rubber.jpg 755 × 503; 152 KB
Racionale standing above his indigenous workers at Entre Rios, a rubber plantation of the Peruvian Amazon Company.jpg 768 × 496; 83 KB
Residence of one of the lords of the Devil’s Paradise on the Putumayo.png 2,532 × 1,170; 15.62 MB
Roger Casement en el Putumayo.jpg 800 × 509; 116 KB
Skeletons. An image published by Benjamin Saldaña Rocca.png 677 × 830; 765 KB
Stanley Sealy standing next to two Putumayo natives for comparison.jpg 1,005 × 1,481; 870 KB
The administrators of El Encanto, with their boss Miguel S. Loayza.png 2,532 × 1,170; 8.65 MB
The Barbadian John Brown dressed in some of the regalia of Putumayo Natives.jpg 1,170 × 2,270; 1.51 MB
The Liberal steamboat belonging to the Peruvian Amazon Company, embarking rubber.jpg 2,405 × 1,170; 2.47 MB
The main house at El Encanto, belonging to Miguel S. Loayza.jpg 770 × 511; 108 KB
The Peruvian garrison at Unión, circa 1912.jpg 2,080 × 1,170; 820 KB
The Putumayo - the devil's paradise, travels in the Peruvian Amazon Region and an account of the atrocities committed upon the Indians therein (1913) (14595540369).jpg 2,928 × 2,004; 1.8 MB
The Putumayo - the devil's paradise, travels in the Peruvian Amazon Region and an account of the atrocities committed upon the Indians therein (1913) (14595575888).jpg 2,912 × 2,012; 795 KB
The Putumayo - the devil's paradise, travels in the Peruvian Amazon Region and an account of the atrocities committed upon the Indians therein (1913) (14595706507).jpg 2,848 × 2,008; 833 KB
The Putumayo - the devil's paradise, travels in the Peruvian Amazon Region and an account of the atrocities committed upon the Indians therein (1913) (14779857834).jpg 3,008 × 2,164; 1.12 MB
The Putumayo - the devil's paradise, travels in the Peruvian Amazon Region and an account of the atrocities committed upon the Indians therein (1913) (14779859824).jpg 1,828 × 2,500; 843 KB
The Putumayo - the devil's paradise, travels in the Peruvian Amazon Region and an account of the atrocities committed upon the Indians therein (1913) (14782203995).jpg 2,768 × 2,036; 1.26 MB
The Putumayo - the devil's paradise, travels in the Peruvian Amazon Region and an account of the atrocities committed upon the Indians therein (1913) (14802072993).jpg 1,884 × 3,028; 1.09 MB
The scale that determines if the rubber quota is met.jpg 500 × 640; 75 KB
The steamboat ‘Putumayo’.jpg 592 × 377; 50 KB
The ‘Liberal’ steamship.jpg 1,062 × 743; 668 KB
The ‘Mark of Arana’ on the back of an indigenous boy.jpg 1,170 × 2,269; 1.01 MB
This Chief told Roger Casement about the murder of his family.jpg 1,170 × 2,275; 2.2 MB
Typical rubber station on the Putumayo.png 2,532 × 1,170; 15.4 MB
Victor Macedo.jpg 1,138 × 1,628; 1.28 MB
View of the Entre Rios station, circa 1912.jpg 769 × 510; 150 KB
Weighing the rubber.png 2,532 × 1,170; 15.91 MB
Young Putumayo natives at La Chorrera.webp 904 × 700; 59 KB
“Charred bones of the Jeiviche and Cadañeineco Indians burned alive by Normand”.jpg 2,435 × 1,052; 1.04 MB
“Embarking the rubber”.png 2,532 × 1,170; 16.01 MB
“Indians of the Rio Negro”.jpg 981 × 1,675; 1.41 MB
“Muchachos de confianza,” indigenous killers and overseers for the Peruvian Amazon Company.jpg 567 × 319; 70 KB
“The conscience of Arana.” The illustration is based on rumors that Julio Cesar Arana had Eugene Robuchon murdered.jpg 620 × 552; 87 KB
“The Entre Ríos station is located in the center of a huge clearing of more than 900,000 m2”.jpg 759 × 509; 190 KB
“The Last Of His Tribe.”.jpg 1,170 × 2,294; 1.91 MB
“Two Andoke boys. They had just arrived with their loads of rubber. Casement mentions that “this tribe, once numerous, is now reduced all told to probably 150 persons, murdered by Armando Normand”.jpg 1,170 × 1,520; 1.57 MB
“What you can’t see, is that his back was scored with broad and deep scars.jpg 1,170 × 2,075; 1.81 MB

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