File:Capitao-mato.jpg

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Description

English: "Capitão-do-mato" (slave hunter). Watercolor by Johann Moritz Rugendas, 1823. (Public domain)

Português: Capitão do mato. 1823. Ilustração de Johann Moritz Rugendas (domínio público)

Date

1823

Source

Unknown

Author



Description	German painter
Date of birth/death	1802	1858
Location of birth/death	Augsburg	Weilheim
Work location	Germany, South America
Authority control	WorldCat

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