
Waterman killing dogs
at National Museum of Fine Arts, Argentina
Peruvian1807–1879

Francisco Fierro Palas, called "Pancho" Fierro, was a Peruvian painter, known primarily for his costumbrista watercolors, which depict his country's life and customs.

Waterman killing dogs
at National Museum of Fine Arts, Argentina

Going to church - Lady and duenna
at National Museum of Fine Arts, Argentina

Popular dance
at National Museum of Fine Arts, Argentina

A Negro on horseback
at National Museum of Fine Arts, Argentina

Un padre de San Agustín
at National Museum of Fine Arts, Argentina

Una señora poniendo la saya
at National Museum of Fine Arts, Argentina

An Indian with a llama selling coal
at National Museum of Fine Arts, Argentina

Candle seller
at National Museum of Fine Arts, Argentina

Una Señora desfrasada en paseo
at National Museum of Fine Arts, Argentina

A lady walking with the new scarf
at National Museum of Fine Arts, Argentina
16 works

Waterman killing dogs
at National Museum of Fine Arts, Argentina

Going to church - Lady and duenna
at National Museum of Fine Arts, Argentina

Popular dance
at National Museum of Fine Arts, Argentina

A Negro on horseback
at National Museum of Fine Arts, Argentina

Un padre de San Agustín
at National Museum of Fine Arts, Argentina

Una señora poniendo la saya
at National Museum of Fine Arts, Argentina

An Indian with a llama selling coal
at National Museum of Fine Arts, Argentina

Candle seller
at National Museum of Fine Arts, Argentina

Una Señora desfrasada en paseo
at National Museum of Fine Arts, Argentina

A lady walking with the new scarf
at National Museum of Fine Arts, Argentina

National Museum of Fine Arts, Argentina
Buenos Aires, Argentina