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Welcome to the 1st auction of Latin American Photobooks gathered by Anatole Desachy (France) and Ecki Heuser (Germany). Enjoy the Seminal Photobooks referenced by Horacio Fernandez in "The Latin American Photobook" published in 2011 and discover also some unknown publications including amazing pictures & innovating graphic design.

SUPER RARE PHOTO PUBLICATION - showing pictures from the Ciudad Infantil "Amanda Allen".

"The "Amanda Allen" Children's City and the "President Perón" Student City were two educational and recreational complexes in Argentina, created during the first presidency of Juan Domingo Perón. They were inaugurated on July 14, 1949, and October 27, 1951, respectively. Both were located in the Belgrano neighborhood of Buenos Aires and were connected by a tunnel, together occupying six hectares.
The "Amanda Allen" Children's City functioned as a children's home, featuring facilities and attractions such as games, small buildings, streets, and houses where children could role-play adult life -  even using miniature cars. It was named in honor of a nurse from the Eva Perón Foundation who died in a plane crash."
(Wikipedia)

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Fundación Ayuda Social "Maria Eva Duarte de Perón". 1950. First edition, first printing.

Softcover (as issued). 260 x 315 mm. 36 pages. Photos in black and white and color. Introduction by Eva Perón. Text in Spanish.

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Inside with no marks and with no foxing; a few spots on the pages and one page a bit damage at the right edge, but overall better and fresher than usual. Outside with some trace of use, but still very impressive; front cover a bit darkened and with rubbing at the right edge. Overall fine condition.

Great, highly interesting photo publication - hard to find in any condition.

"The "President Perón" Student City, on the other hand, was aimed at teenagers and included cultural and sports facilities, as well as civic-themed elements, such as replicas of the presidential office and the White Hall of the Casa Rosada.
With the rise to power of the self-proclaimed dictatorship known as the "Revolución Libertadora" in 1955, much of the infrastructure was demolished, and both complexes were repurposed into various state institutions. Today, the site houses the National Rehabilitation Service and the Institute for Physical Rehabilitation. The remnants of both complexes were declared a National Historic Monument by Decree 106/2013 during the presidency of Cristina Fernández de Kirchner, extending the protection provided by Law 24.976 of the Argentine Congress from 1998 in order to prevent their complete destruction."
(Wikipedia)

Ciudad Infantil "Amanda Allen"
The project was conceived as part of various initiatives by the Eva Perón Foundation for orphaned and underprivileged children. Peronism made it a propaganda priority to repeat that in Argentina, children were “the only privileged ones of the nation.”
Although homes and charitable societies already existed, Eva Perón, in her book "The Reason for My Life", expressed her contempt for such institutions, stating that they dehumanized children and were gray and sad places. In that book, she made it clear that her Children’s City would be designed with bright colors, no uniforms, flowers, and cheerful motifs — a place where “no descamisado (shirtless one) should feel poor.”
The city was designed by architects of the Eva Perón Foundation, following those principles. The name Amanda Allen was chosen in honor of a nurse from the foundation who had traveled to Ecuador to assist the victims of the Ambato earthquake in 1949 and died in a plane crash on her return to Argentina.
The site was chosen in the Lower Belgrano area, which at the time was still undeveloped. It was officially inaugurated on July 14, 1949, and was built in just five months. The entrance was located at 955 Echeverría Street, and the complex occupied two city blocks. The chosen architectural style was the so-called "California chalet."
Its capacity was 450 children between the ages of two and seven, some of whom were residents while others attended as day students, having been referred to the facility by social workers. These were children who were orphaned or came from families facing difficult situations. On average, the complex housed about 300 children.
It was designed as a small city in itself: houses, gas stations, miniature electric trains, toy cars, a central square with a church, a police station, a city hall, and various shops such as pharmacies and grocery stores, among others. It also featured a tree-lined park, office buildings for the authorities, classrooms, a clinic, and central dining halls. The children played by taking on roles in these facilities, rotating their positions — one day they could be the city mayor, the next a police officer, a shop worker, and so on.
A unique feature of the constructions was that adults had to crouch to enter them. The dining tables were covered with tablecloths decorated with fairy tale characters like Little Red Riding Hood, The Three Little Pigs, and others. The children's clothing was replaced every four months, based on the principle that they should always have new clothes.
Peronism, for its part, promoted other complexes that complemented the social work of the Foundation and the Children’s City — for example, the Chapadmalal tourist complex.
With the Revolución Libertadora in 1955, it was decided that the site would be converted into a kindergarten. The military government’s investigative commission on Peronism declared the property to be "luxurious." In 1964, a partial demolition of the site was ordered, and it was repurposed to house the National Institute for the Rehabilitation of the Disabled, at that time in the context of a polio epidemic. Later on, the National Disability Agency was established on the premises."
(Wikipedia)

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