Arthur W. Boot & Co.
Argentina, c. 1890
Album; albumen prints (72)
Most 5 x 7 inches
Many with photographer studio credit "A.W.B. & C" and title in the negative.
Many with photographer studio credit "A.W.B. & C" and title in the negative.
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With views of the stately architecture and bustling street life of Buenos Aires; breathtaking vistas, waterfalls and other natural wonders; scarce portraits of indigenous life; and other interesting scenes of...
With views of the stately architecture and bustling street life of Buenos Aires; breathtaking vistas, waterfalls and other natural wonders; scarce portraits of indigenous life; and other interesting scenes of industry and commerce.
Identified locations and subjects include Vestibule - Casa de Gobierno; Vista General de Ciudad; Plaza y Catedral - Rosario; Avenida Alvear; the Hurlingham; Quinta Basualdo Flores; Parte de Los Grandes Salto del Yguazu; Gruta de la Recoleta; Plaza de la Recoleta; Donde Forma la Isle Salto Yguazu; Avenida Sarmiento and Avenida de Palmas in the neighborhood of Palermo; Salto del Rio Nacunday Alto Paraná; Indio Toba; and more.
The photographs are credited to Arturo W. Boote and Company. Arturo W. Boote (1861-1936) and his brother Samuel Boote (1844-1921) were Buenos Aires-based commercial photographers who produced numerous views of the country at the tail end of the19th century.
Identified locations and subjects include Vestibule - Casa de Gobierno; Vista General de Ciudad; Plaza y Catedral - Rosario; Avenida Alvear; the Hurlingham; Quinta Basualdo Flores; Parte de Los Grandes Salto del Yguazu; Gruta de la Recoleta; Plaza de la Recoleta; Donde Forma la Isle Salto Yguazu; Avenida Sarmiento and Avenida de Palmas in the neighborhood of Palermo; Salto del Rio Nacunday Alto Paraná; Indio Toba; and more.
The photographs are credited to Arturo W. Boote and Company. Arturo W. Boote (1861-1936) and his brother Samuel Boote (1844-1921) were Buenos Aires-based commercial photographers who produced numerous views of the country at the tail end of the19th century.