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A carver of goods and ceremonial masks peers at the world through one of his creations as he mans stall in Indian market at Chichicostenango, one of the most fascinating in that part of the world
A carver of goods and ceremonial masks peers at the world through one of his creations as he mans stall in Indian market at Chichicostenango, one of the most fascinating in that part of the world

A carver of goods and ceremonial masks peers at the world through one of his creations as he mans stall in Indian market at Chichicostenango, one of the most fascinating in that part of the world

Date11/3/1975
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Original Toronto Star caption: A carver of goods and ceremonial masks peers at the world through one of his creations as he mans stall in Indian market at Chichicostenango; one of the most fascinating in that part of the world.
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Call Number / Accession NumberTSPA_0117353F
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