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Description

Low angle view of the details of a house in the town of Ciales. The wall is wooden and has a double wooden door with lattice-style windows. Above the door there is a wooden fan mullion.

Origin Name	CAJ_0019_F0001_R
Relation	Archivo de Arquitectura y Construcción de la Universidad de Puerto Rico > Colección Carol F. Jopling > Caja 1 -Fotografías
Geographical Coverage	Ciales
Date	1978 o 1979
Descriptive Notes	The title, date and address were provided by the Architecture and Construction Archive of the University of Puerto Rico (AACUPR). On the back of the image, there are handwritten notes that read: "Fig. 18, CAJ\|0019\|F0001". There are repeated photos among the files of this collection because they document different photographic formats created for the project. Examples: 35mm negatives, color, black and white, instant photography, photos that were clarified or with contrast.
Historical Background	Puerto Rican Society: Urban Zone - Nineteenth and Twentieth Centuries Architecture in Puerto Rico: Twentieth Century (1940-1970) Housing in Puerto Rico: Urban Housing
Architectural Subject	Fanlights Plank construction Double doors Jalousie windows Houses Sunrise transom (door or window component)
Decolonial Subject	Conception of Puerto Rican Identity Criollos Tourist Economy Criollo Elites Recognition (identity)
Rights	English Rights. (hyperlink)
Editor	Fundación Luis Muñoz Marín
Resource Format	JPEG
Resource Type	Image