File:StateLibQld 2 130751 Latvian dance group, 'Senatne', 1951.jpg
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English: Latvian dance group, 'Senatne', 1951
Group portrait of the Latvian folk dance group, 'Senatne'. Gaida Stenders, first on the left in the second row, is the group leader. The dancers wear traditional, embroidered costumes. |
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This image has been digitised by the State Library of Queensland, and provided to the Wikimedia Commons as part of a cooperative project. The original photograph is in the public domain. The metadata has been released by State Library of Queensland under the Creative Commons Attribution-Share Alike 2.5 license.
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