S/t [Costumbrista engravings]

Group of engravings of Latin American customs characters from the 19th century. A native Chilean woman can be seen carrying a baby on her back, a basket and some reeds in her hands; another woman described as a Lima lady wearing the tapada costume (saya and manto); a Peruvian monk; and a Peruvian farmer.
In: Travels in Peru (1854), by J. J. Von Tschudi, p. 62-63.