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A small peasant boy drives a water buffalo, blind folded one eye and hitched to a stone grinder, to break up bean stocks which will be used as pig fodder., ca. 1944-1945

John Gutmann
A shopkeeper's wife., ca. 1944-1945

John Gutmann
A sampan with passengers and goods on its regualr run to the market towns along Kunming Lake., ca. 1944-1945

John Gutmann
A peasant girl in a typical Yunnanese straw hat selling in a Kunming street. A harness shop in the background., ca. 1944-1945

John Gutmann
A pack train of Mongolian ponies moves over an arched bridge to a nearby town. On animals, in carts or baskets peasants carry the products of their small farms often more than 50 miles to a county market., ca. 1944-1945

John Gutmann
A one-eyed Buddhist monk and neophytes chanting a monotonous liturgy., ca. 1944-1945

John Gutmann
A makeshift altar erected in the rocks of a mountain. Incense sticks are placed in rocks and urns to honor the memory of family ancestors., ca. 1944-1945

John Gutmann
A lumber merchant of Yunnan sorting stock in his courtyard., ca. 1944-1945

John Gutmann
A Hunan peasant in his rain hat leveling an irrigated rice field., ca. 1944-1945

John Gutmann
A group of worshippers entering the tower gateway of the Great Shiva Temple at Conjeeveram, South India., ca. 1944-1945

John Gutmann
A fortune teller in the streets of Kunming, capital of Yunnan. As the chart indicates, his prognostications are based on a simple system of physiognomy., ca. 1944-1945

John Gutmann
A Durgha festival at Dibrugarh, Assam, terminates in a frenzied procession to the banks of the Brahmaputra from where images of the goddess are carried out on boats and sunk to the bottom of the great river., ca. 1944-1945

John Gutmann
A Burmese Buddha statue in guilded wood., ca. 1944-1945

John Gutmann
A Buddhist abbot in ceremonial robe stands beside a temple altar. The glassed case contains a jewelled Tibetan painting., ca. 1944-1945

John Gutmann
A Bengalese child with a tabiz around her neck, an amulet, worn by Hindus and Moslems alike. Ears and noses of girls are pierced for jewelry at a very early age., ca. 1944-1945

John Gutmann
(Untitled) Forest Scene, 1934

John Gutmann
Young small-town girl., ca. 1944-1945

John Gutmann

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Young boys and men, dressed and made up as dancing girls, give a fanatic exhibition of religious dancing in the Durgha Pujha Festival at Dibrugarh, Assam. Music is provided by gourds, symbals, and flutes., ca. 1944-1945

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A small peasant boy drives a water buffalo, blind folded one eye and hitched to a stone grinder, to break up bean stocks which will be used as pig fodder., ca. 1944-1945

A shopkeeper's wife., ca. 1944-1945

A sampan with passengers and goods on its regualr run to the market towns along Kunming Lake., ca. 1944-1945

A peasant girl in a typical Yunnanese straw hat selling in a Kunming street. A harness shop in the background., ca. 1944-1945

A pack train of Mongolian ponies moves over an arched bridge to a nearby town. On animals, in carts or baskets peasants carry the products of their small farms often more than 50 miles to a county market., ca. 1944-1945

A one-eyed Buddhist monk and neophytes chanting a monotonous liturgy., ca. 1944-1945

A makeshift altar erected in the rocks of a mountain. Incense sticks are placed in rocks and urns to honor the memory of family ancestors., ca. 1944-1945

A lumber merchant of Yunnan sorting stock in his courtyard., ca. 1944-1945

A Hunan peasant in his rain hat leveling an irrigated rice field., ca. 1944-1945

A group of worshippers entering the tower gateway of the Great Shiva Temple at Conjeeveram, South India., ca. 1944-1945

A fortune teller in the streets of Kunming, capital of Yunnan. As the chart indicates, his prognostications are based on a simple system of physiognomy., ca. 1944-1945

A Durgha festival at Dibrugarh, Assam, terminates in a frenzied procession to the banks of the Brahmaputra from where images of the goddess are carried out on boats and sunk to the bottom of the great river., ca. 1944-1945

A Burmese Buddha statue in guilded wood., ca. 1944-1945

A Buddhist abbot in ceremonial robe stands beside a temple altar. The glassed case contains a jewelled Tibetan painting., ca. 1944-1945

A Bengalese child with a tabiz around her neck, an amulet, worn by Hindus and Moslems alike. Ears and noses of girls are pierced for jewelry at a very early age., ca. 1944-1945

(Untitled) Forest Scene, 1934

Young small-town girl., ca. 1944-1945

Young boys and men, dressed and made up as dancing girls, give a fanatic exhibition of religious dancing in the Durgha Pujha Festival at Dibrugarh, Assam. Music is provided by gourds, symbals, and flutes., ca. 1944-1945