Eduard Hildebrandt. Tamandatuy (Tamanduateí)*, 1844.
Эдуард Хильдебрандт. Тамандуатей, 1844.
* The Tamanduateí River is a river of São Paulo state in southeastern Brazil.
** Тамандуатей - река штата Сан-Паулу в юго-восточной Бразилии.

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Eduard Hildebrandt. Tamandatuy (Tamanduateí)*, 1844.
Эдуард Хильдебрандт. Тамандуатей, 1844.
* The Tamanduateí River is a river of São Paulo state in southeastern Brazil.
** Тамандуатей - река штата Сан-Паулу в юго-восточной Бразилии.
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Early 20th century postcard, with photograph by Swiss-Brazilian photographer Guilherme Gaensly. Washerwomen near the Ponte do Carmo, along the banks of the Rio Tamanduateí. Gaensly was also the official photographer for The São Paulo Railway, Light and Power Company (Companhia Light) from 1899 to 1925.
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Water vendors replenishing their barrels along the banks of the Tamanduateí. A group that deserves further investigation. Were they slaves (escravos de gancho) or free? Who was there clientele? When did they stop operating, and why? It is important to recall that before pumping stations and gravity-operated water towers, human labor (presumably, in many cases, slave labor) delivered water and carted off waste in urban Brazil.
Source: Ernani Silva Bruno, História e Tradições da Cidade de São Paulo (Vol II), p. 1445 (third hand reproduction, originally from a short-run newspaper in 1866)