Tucuman Collection

FORTUNY, Francisco (19th century). The Congress of Tucuman from 1816. Constituent assembly that declared the Independence

Gaucho cowboys of the Tucuman, Argentina
Gaucho cowboys of the Tucuman, River Plate, Argentina. They wear striped ponchos and trousers, long hair in fur hats, carve wood with knives, while resting near their wagons

Ufos / Moreno Ranch
An isolated ranch at Trancas, Tucuman, is the focus of UFO activity, seemingly hostile : other witnesses testified to six discs, illuminating the ground with their searchlights Date: 21 October 1963

General view, Tucuman, Argentina, South America
General view of San Miguel de Tucuman, northern Argentina, South America, with Independence Square in the foreground. Date: circa 1905

Gregorio Funes
GREGORIO FUNES Argentine historian, dean of the Santa Iglesia de Corodova del Tucuman. Date: 1749 - 1830

Claridge Hotel, Buenos Aires, Argentina, South America
Claridge Hotel, Tucuman Street, Buenos Aires, Argentina, South America. Date: circa 1945

AVELLANEDA, Marco Manuel (1813 - 1841). Argentinian politician. Governor of the Tucumᮠ province. Oil

ARGENTINA. San Miguel de TucumᮮCongress of
ARGENTINA. San Miguel de Tucumᮮ Congress of Tucuman, representative assembly of the United Provinces of the River Plate, formed in 1816

Woman selling Empanadas, Argentina
Woman selling Empanadas (stuffed bread or pastry (baked or fried) - popular in many countries in Latin America) at San Miguel de Tucuman, Argentina. Date: 1910s

Congress of Tucuman
The oath of Argentinian independence is taken at the Congress of Tucuman

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