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Maria Señán, photograph of the invisible

Summary by El Día De Córdoba
At a time when being a photographer was not well seen, Maria Señán took over the family business and her photographs of Cordoba turned into postcards shaped the image of the city Subh: female symbol of caliphal power
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Maria Señán, photograph of the invisible

At a time when being a photographer was not well seen, Maria Señán took over the family business and her photographs of Cordoba turned into postcards shaped the image of the city Subh: female symbol of caliphal power

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