Dosiero:Eskimo Family NGM-v31-p564-2.jpg

Jen estas la maksimuma distingivo de la supra bildo.

Eskimo_Family_NGM-v31-p564-2.jpg ‎((600 × 419 rastrumeroj, grandeco de dosiero: 95 KB, MIME-tipo: image/jpeg))

Jen dosiero de la Wikimedia-Komunejo. La priskribo en ties priskriba paĝo estas montrata suben. La Komunejo estas dosieruja retejo de libere licencitaj dosieroj.

PriskriboEskimo Family NGM-v31-p564-2.jpg	AN ESKIMO FAMILY. Tenderness and responsibility in their treatment of children is a virtue of the Eskimo which binds them closer to the brotherhood of civilized peoples than their skill at carving or with the needle.
Dato	created 21 May 2005; Original date: 1917
Fonto	300 ppi scan of the National Geographic Magazine, Volume 31 (1917), page 564.
Aŭtoro	George R. King.
Permeso (Reuzo de la dosiero)	public domain (pre-1923).

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Cleanup of Image:Eskimo Family NGM-v31-p564.jpg to make it more suitable for thumbnails.

Dosierhistorio

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	Dato/Horo	Bildeto	Grandecoj	Uzanto	Komento
nun	06:06, 4 mar. 2006		600 × 419 (95 KB)	Interiot~commonswiki	{{Information\| \|Description=AN ESKIMO FAMILY. Tenderness and responsibility in their treatment of children is a virtue of the Eskimo which binds them closer to the brotherhood of civilized peoples than their skill at carving or with the needle. \|Source=3