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Baby boy carved in ivory, two" high, Yunnan Province. It is worn as a pendant for good luck, ca. 1944-1945

John Gutmann

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At the end of the Durgha Festival images of the goddess are consigned to the waters of the Brahmaputra River as a climax of the week-long celebration, ca. 1944-1945

John Gutmann

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Anti-British propaganda posters placed by leftist student groups in the corridors of the University of Calcutta., ca. 1944-1945

John Gutmann

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An attendant of the Shiva Temple in Madras, his forehead marked with the symbolic sign of the Hindu God. The sculpture shows the God personified as a woman, posed on a lion., ca. 1944-1945

John Gutmann

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After an air raid. A dead child., ca. 1944-1945

John Gutmann

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Aerial view shows the intricate pattern of terraced mountains which are cultivated by an ingenious irrigation system, Hunan Province., ca. 1944-1945

John Gutmann

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Aerial view shows Chinese skill in terraced farming which enables the peasant to cultivate more land and at the same time reduces soil erosion, Hunan Province, 1945., ca. 1944-1945

John Gutmann

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A tribesman from the mountains of Western Yunnan before a huge Chinese character, part of a propaganda slogan painted on a village wall by a national government team of artists., ca. 1944-1945

John Gutmann

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A potter of Kweichow carrying his wares to market., ca. 1944-1945

John Gutmann

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A Hindu merchant in an expressive gesture so characteristic of most Indian conversations., ca. 1944-1945

John Gutmann

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A Hindu girl in a group of gaily painted plaster figures representing scenes from the rich Hindu mythology. These figures of a naive and definitely provincial style are often displayed in stage-like show cases about the modest little village temples in Bengal., ca. 1944-1945

John Gutmann

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A crippled beggar in exhausted sleep at the roadside to the Temple of the Blue Mountain. Many of these miserable creatures drag themselves to these annual celebrations to receive alms from the thousands of Buddhist pilgrims., ca. 1944-1945

John Gutmann

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A crew of Hunan peasants repair dams in the Yuan River erected to move the huge irrigation wheels in the background. These undershot water wheels are made entirely of bamboo and conduct the water through bamboo tubes into nearby rice fields., ca. 1944-1945

John Gutmann

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A Buddhist monk standing before two richly ornamented guardian gods in the entrance hall of a Buddhist temple outside of Kunming., ca. 1944-1945

John Gutmann

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A beggar covered with dust and sores crouches by the road waiting for alms from passing pilgrims., ca. 1944-1945

John Gutmann

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Baby boy carved in ivory, two" high, Yunnan Province. It is worn as a pendant for good luck, ca. 1944-1945

At the end of the Durgha Festival images of the goddess are consigned to the waters of the Brahmaputra River as a climax of the week-long celebration, ca. 1944-1945

Anti-British propaganda posters placed by leftist student groups in the corridors of the University of Calcutta., ca. 1944-1945

An attendant of the Shiva Temple in Madras, his forehead marked with the symbolic sign of the Hindu God. The sculpture shows the God personified as a woman, posed on a lion., ca. 1944-1945

After an air raid. A dead child., ca. 1944-1945

Aerial view shows the intricate pattern of terraced mountains which are cultivated by an ingenious irrigation system, Hunan Province., ca. 1944-1945

Aerial view shows Chinese skill in terraced farming which enables the peasant to cultivate more land and at the same time reduces soil erosion, Hunan Province, 1945., ca. 1944-1945

A tribesman from the mountains of Western Yunnan before a huge Chinese character, part of a propaganda slogan painted on a village wall by a national government team of artists., ca. 1944-1945

A potter of Kweichow carrying his wares to market., ca. 1944-1945

A Hindu merchant in an expressive gesture so characteristic of most Indian conversations., ca. 1944-1945

A Hindu girl in a group of gaily painted plaster figures representing scenes from the rich Hindu mythology. These figures of a naive and definitely provincial style are often displayed in stage-like show cases about the modest little village temples in Bengal., ca. 1944-1945

A crippled beggar in exhausted sleep at the roadside to the Temple of the Blue Mountain. Many of these miserable creatures drag themselves to these annual celebrations to receive alms from the thousands of Buddhist pilgrims., ca. 1944-1945

A crew of Hunan peasants repair dams in the Yuan River erected to move the huge irrigation wheels in the background. These undershot water wheels are made entirely of bamboo and conduct the water through bamboo tubes into nearby rice fields., ca. 1944-1945

A Buddhist monk standing before two richly ornamented guardian gods in the entrance hall of a Buddhist temple outside of Kunming., ca. 1944-1945

A beggar covered with dust and sores crouches by the road waiting for alms from passing pilgrims., ca. 1944-1945