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Andresen, Gerardo, Photographs of Paricutin Volcano, undated

by: Foshag, William F. (William Frederick), 1894-1956

Publication date: 1943

Topics: Volcanos, Mexico, Paricutín

Collection: biodiversity; sifieldbooks

Contributor: Smithsonian Institution Archives

Language: English

Black and white photographs depict San Juan, Mexico being consumed by the lava flows of Paricutín Volcano, during its period of eruption, 1943-1952. Photographs were taken by Gerardo Anderson, and are undated. One image shows a street with damaged building with the volcano smoking in the background, the other image shows the volcano emitting smoke, with people about an open space in the town. A large cross is in the foreground

Abstract: Black and white photographs depict San Juan, Mexico being consumed by the lava flows of Paricutín Volcano, during its period of eruption, 1943-1952. Photographs were taken by Gerardo Anderson, and are undated. One image shows a street with damaged building with the volcano smoking in the background, the other image shows the volcano emitting smoke, with people about an open space in the town. A large cross is in the foreground.