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[Oxen and cart]
Creator
Comte Olympe AguadoFrench Photographer · 1827–1894
All works by this person →Descended from a noble Spanish banking family, Count Olympio-Clémente Aguado de las Marismas began to photograph about 1849. As one of the early practitioners who "welcome[d] the new art and who devoted to it not a little energy and money, but their fortunes and their lifetimes," Aguado made both daguerreotypes and calotypes and may even have exhibited his paper negatives. Eventually turning to co
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- about 1850–1855
- Medium
- Albumen silver print
- Culture
- French
- Department
- Photographs
- Institution
- Getty Museum
- Object ID
- 8936ee3e-3cf8-4f8e-bfcd-63e89acd8b40
From the Getty Museum record
Four oxen hitched together in pairs, standing beside a cart. The oxen are not hitched to the cart which has two wheels.
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