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Porteuses d'eau [water carriers] (

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Hippolyte Arnoux

Title

Porteuses d'eau [water carriers]

Description

Two women wearing hijabs and niqabs (scarves and face veils) pose for this studio photograph in Egypt. The women hold water jugs on their heads.

Date

7 February 2014

Collection

Knox College

	Location	Galesburg , United States of America
	Coordinates	40° 56′ 34.8″ N, 90° 22′ 15.6″ W
	Established	1837
	Website	www.knox.edu
	Authority file	: Q669442 ISNI: 0000000419368104

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