Pirara and Lake Amucu
Lithograph by Charles Bentley and Robert Schomburgk
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Pirara and Lake Amucu
Summary
Pirara and Lake Amucu is a lithograph print[1].
Key Facts
- Pirara and Lake Amucu is the creator of Charles Bentley[2].
- Pirara and Lake Amucu is the creator of Robert Hermann Schomburgk[3].
- Pirara and Lake Amucu is the creator of Ackermann & Co[4].
- Pirara and Lake Amucu's instance of is recorded as lithograph print[5].
- Pirara and Lake Amucu's instance of is recorded as painting[6].
- Pirara and Lake Amucu's movement is recorded as Costumbrismo[7].
- Pirara and Lake Amucu's genre is recorded as landscape painting[8].
- Pirara and Lake Amucu's depicts is recorded as sky[9].
- Pirara and Lake Amucu's depicts is recorded as land[10].
- Pirara and Lake Amucu's depicts is recorded as mountain[11].
- Pirara and Lake Amucu's depicts is recorded as plain[12].
- Pirara and Lake Amucu's depicts is recorded as human settlement[13].
- Pirara and Lake Amucu's depicts is recorded as shelter[14].
- Pirara and Lake Amucu's depicts is recorded as lake[15].
- Pirara and Lake Amucu's depicts is recorded as grass[16].
- Pirara and Lake Amucu's depicts is recorded as Q14080[17].
- Pirara and Lake Amucu's depicts is recorded as vegetation[18].
- Pirara and Lake Amucu's depicts is recorded as soil[19].
- Pirara and Lake Amucu's depicts is recorded as rock[20].
- Pirara and Lake Amucu's depicts is recorded as human[21].
- Pirara and Lake Amucu's depicts is recorded as indigenous people[22].
- Pirara and Lake Amucu's depicts is recorded as man[23].
- Pirara and Lake Amucu's depicts is recorded as woman[24].
- Pirara and Lake Amucu's depicts is recorded as infant[25].
- Pirara and Lake Amucu's depicts is recorded as tree[26].
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Works and Contributions
Created works include Charles Bentley[2], a painter[27], 1806–1854[28], of United Kingdom of Great Britain and Ireland[29]; Robert Hermann Schomburgk[3], an explorer[30], 1804–1865[31], of United Kingdom of Great Britain and Ireland[32], awarded the Fellow of the Royal Society[33], specialised in geography[34]; and Ackermann & Co[4], a book publisher[35], founded in 1829[36].