File:Horacio Coppola - Buenos Aires 1936 - Vidriera en Sarmiento y Suipacha.jpg

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Español: Vidriera de un comercio en Sarmiento y Suipacha, Buenos Aires, en 1936.
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Source CÓPPOLA, H., PREBISCH, A. y ANZOÁTEGUI, I.: Buenos Aires 1936: visión fotográfica por Horacio Coppola, Buenos Aires, Municipalidad de la Ciudad de Buenos Aires, 1936 (editado en ocasión del cuarto centenario de la fundación de la Ciudad de Buenos Aires, 1536-1936).
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