File:Guiacurús crossing river (detail).jpg

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Guiacurú people crossing river

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English: A group of Guaycurús (an equestrian people of South America) are crossing a river with their horses. Women are conveying children in improvised boats, called pelotas in Portuguese. This is a crop of a larger drawing, by an unknown artist, in the National Library of Brazil. The manuscript concerned the scientific expedition of Dr Alexandre Rodrigues Ferreira through (inter alia) the Mato Grosso, 1783-1792.
A catalogue and description by Valle Cabral, Alfredo de (1876) appears in Annaes da Bibliotheca Nacional do Rio Janeiro (vol. III) at pages 350-1 under the heading "A passagem de um rio pelos indigenas Guaycurús".
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Source National Library of Brazil, url=https://objdigital.bn.br/objdigital2/acervo_digital/div_manuscritos/mss1255454/mss1255454_20.jpg, cropped by uploader
Author Unknown 18th century artist

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