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English: South American "Gaucho". Image description from historic lecture booklet: Harry Weston Van Dyke, in his book Through South America gives the following description of the South American cowboy: "With the cattle riders the gaucho, the cowboy of the pampas. Dressed in smart poncho (a sort of cape, with a hole for the head to go through), and bright hued zombachos, or wide Turkish trousers, tight-fitting boots, and sombrero, and sitting astride his saddle, richly ornamented with silver, he presents a sight worth seeing. To the gaucho the Camp is indebted for its only romance and picturesqueness; he has given to its songs and tales of adventure, its tragedies and the brightness of its life. Lithe and graceful, he is a consummate horseman and rivals his Texan counterpart in feats of horsemanship and skill with the lasso. He is proud, simple-minded, and faithful in his friendships, but when aroused to anger by a slight or by deceit, he is as elemental in his vengefulness as the early types of his race who ranged the pampas during the so-called medieval period of Argentine history. Needless to say, he has contributed his quota in the wars of the republic and has furnished the inspiration for many a stirring drama in the literature of the country." |
| Date | circa 1915 |
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Oregon State University (OSU) Special Collections & Archives Original Collection: Visual Instruction Department Lantern Slides - Item Number: P217:set 012 037 |
| Author | Unknown author |
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