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Yunnanese women reading a scale. Throughout China younger women have abandoned the custom of bound feet which is still perceptible on the older woman., ca. 1944–1945

John Gutmann
Yunnanese peasant women hoeing a field. China's earth is still cultivated according to archaic methods. Most of the "lighter" farm work is performed by women., ca. 1944–1945

John Gutmann
Young tribesmen of southwest China, ca. 1944–1945

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

John Gutmann

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Young rice is being transplanted by peasants near Kunming, China., ca. 1944–1945

John Gutmann
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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Woodcarving from the facade of a home in Kweichow depicting the life in a Chinese fishing village., ca. 1944–1945

John Gutmann
Woodcarving from the facade of a home in Kweichow depicting a pagoda and temple buildings in mountains., ca. 1944–1945

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Women making mud bricks, the universal construction material in Yunnan. Bricks are made from mud and straw binder which is poured into wooden forms, they are laid out for sun drying., ca. 1944–1945

John Gutmann
Woman of the Shan tribe and her son in a small Burmese village watching the first Americans they have ever laid eyes on., ca. 1944–1945

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Water carriers climbing up the stairs from the river in Chenki, Hunan Province. In the background the gate through the old city wall leading to the inner town., ca. 1944–1945

John Gutmann
War Propaganda Paintings, China, ca. 1944–1945

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Wall and Gopura of the Temple of Shiva in Conjeeveram, South India., ca. 1944–1945

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Village in granite rocks near Chittoor, Madras Province. Houses are made of bamboo and mud with rice thatch roofs., ca. 1944–1945

John Gutmann
View from the western mountain overlooking Tien-chin, the Kunming Lake, in Yunnan Province. 6,000 feet above sea level, it is surrounded by rice fields and farm houses built right into the lake, which is navigated day and night by hundreds of sampans and sailing boats coming from or going to the city of Kunming., ca. 1944–1945

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View at Chitpur Road from the minaret of the Nakhoda Mosque, Calcutta, largest Moslem edifice in Bengal., ca. 1944–1945

John Gutmann
Vegetables are carried on shoulder poles to the canal where they are washed in the same waters through which a large part of Kunming's traffic moves. The boatman is taking his heavy load of rocks to a building ground, while the women in the background keep house in their sampans and others sell straw and fodder to the owners of horses and cattle., ca. 1944–1945

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Vase on the Window Sill, ca. 1930–1940

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Yunnanese women reading a scale. Throughout China younger women have abandoned the custom of bound feet which is still perceptible on the older woman., ca. 1944–1945

Yunnanese peasant women hoeing a field. China's earth is still cultivated according to archaic methods. Most of the "lighter" farm work is performed by women., ca. 1944–1945

Young tribesmen of southwest China, ca. 1944–1945

Young small-town girl., ca. 1944–1945

Young rice is being transplanted by peasants near Kunming, China., 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

Woodcarving from the facade of a home in Kweichow depicting the life in a Chinese fishing village., ca. 1944–1945

Woodcarving from the facade of a home in Kweichow depicting a pagoda and temple buildings in mountains., ca. 1944–1945

Women making mud bricks, the universal construction material in Yunnan. Bricks are made from mud and straw binder which is poured into wooden forms, they are laid out for sun drying., ca. 1944–1945

Woman of the Shan tribe and her son in a small Burmese village watching the first Americans they have ever laid eyes on., ca. 1944–1945

Water carriers climbing up the stairs from the river in Chenki, Hunan Province. In the background the gate through the old city wall leading to the inner town., ca. 1944–1945

War Propaganda Paintings, China, ca. 1944–1945

Wall and Gopura of the Temple of Shiva in Conjeeveram, South India., ca. 1944–1945

Village in granite rocks near Chittoor, Madras Province. Houses are made of bamboo and mud with rice thatch roofs., ca. 1944–1945

View at Chitpur Road from the minaret of the Nakhoda Mosque, Calcutta, largest Moslem edifice in Bengal., ca. 1944–1945

Vase on the Window Sill, ca. 1930–1940