Costumes of the people of Mexico, 1858
Costumes of the people of Mexico, 1858. Woman peasants in white blouses and colourful skirts, ranchero (farmer) in poncho and chaps, gentleman and lady on horseback, and peasant woman and child of Tierra Caliente (MichoacEin, Guerrero and Mexico states). Poblanas (paysannes), ranchero (fermier), cavalier Mexicain, dame Mexicaine, femme et enfant de Terra Caliente. Handcoloured and sepia-tinted lithograph by Jean-Adolphe Bocquin after an illustration by Felix Fossey from Elisabeth Muller (pseudonym of Leonie Bedelet)'s Le Monde en Estampes, The World in Prints, Amadee Bedelet, Paris, 1858
Picture No
14014268
Media ID
45826222
Size
6649px x 5068px
(10.0MB)
Credit
©Florilegius/Mary Evans
Source
Felix Fossey





























