SPN 364 A Literary Journey Through Contemporary Latin American Cultures: Citation Tools

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Amerindians wearing a combination of European and Andean garments. The man wears a Spanish hat, breeches and shoes with an Indigenous tunic. His companion blends European clothing techniques such as sleeves with Indigenous fashions such as the tupu, or shawl pin, that fastens her tunic. Drawing 321 from El primer nueva corónica y buen gobierno (1615-16) by Felipe de Guamán Poma de Ayala. Courtesy Det Kongelige Bibliotek, Copenhagen

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