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17 de octubre de 1945. Las patas en la fuente. Buenos Aires, Argentina. Fecha: 17 de octubre de 1945. Autor: desconocido. La foto es de dominio público según la Ley 11.723, Artículo 34 argentina y sus modificaciones que establece que todas las obras fotográficas pasan al dominio público luego de pasados 25 años desde su primera publicación. Foto tomada de http://www.geocities.com/jmheredia.geo/38j.htm, sin indicación de copyright
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