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Description	Français : Bora Bora - La Reine Teriimaevarua à Vaitape. Cette carte, la précéndent et la suivante rentrent dans la série des "portrait" de famille que notre ami, le bon photographie Itchner, aime tant à composer. Avec lui, les êtres se retrouvent dans des attitudes certes un peu figées mais l'ensemble donne une impression de gravité humaine, de solidité et d'authenticité. On se retrouve d'emblée, on se classe, chacun prend sa place dans la hiérarchie sociale et s'installe où il convient... Nous possédons ainsi avec la carte suivante trois photographies de la reine de Bora-Bora. Elle n'est jamais la même et cependant c'est toujours la reine... et quelles études pourrait faire un historien du costume. A une exception prés, jamais la même robe !... English: Bora Bora - The Queen Teriimaevarua at Vaitape. See: O'Reilly, Patrick (March 1972) Notes preliminaires a une histoire de la carte postale a Tahiti, Papeete: Société des Études Océaniennes, pp. 110–111 OCLC: 25670073. O'Reilly, Patrick (1975) Tahiti au temps des cartes postales, Paris: Nouvelles Editions Latines, p. 113 ISBN: 978-2-7233-1730-6. OCLC: 2348142.
Date	between 1890 and s
Source	http://bibnum.upf.pf/items/show/324#?c=0&m=0&s=0&cv=0&xywh=799%2C394%2C1175%2C641 http://delcampe.net/page/item/id,47886466,var,Iles-sous-vent-de-Tahiti-Borabora-la-reine-Teriimaevarua-Vaitape,language,E,changeGmt,+5.0.html
Author	Albert Edouard Itchner (1864-1939)

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