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Old woman peddler of assorted junk in a Bengal village. The merchandise displayed consists mostly of old bottles and cans probably collected from the garbage cans of a nearby US Army camp. Nothing is ever thrown away in India., ca. 1944–1945

John Gutmann
Old village woman., ca. 1944–1945

John Gutmann
Old village woman., ca. 1944–1945

John Gutmann

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Old man with woolen turban., ca. 1944–1945

John Gutmann
Old Gypsy woman resting in a Bangalore street, South India 1944., ca. 1944–1945

John Gutmann

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Old clothes market in Kunming, capital of Yunnan Province. Markets for almost anything are numerous all over China. Chinese people love to bargain and selling-buying takes the place of entertainment., ca. 1944–1945

John Gutmann
Old Chinese grain merchant., ca. 1944–1945

John Gutmann
Nob Hill, San Francisco, 1934

John Gutmann
Next to the small temple of a village in Mysore stands the juggernaut float protected by a straw and bamboo canopy until needed for the annual religious procession., ca. 1944–1945

John Gutmann
Moslem shopkeeper in a Bengal village., ca. 1944–1945

John Gutmann
Mendicant women along the road to the Buddhist Temple of the Blue Mountain. Though old and in rags they greet the pilgrims with grinning expectation., ca. 1944–1945

John Gutmann
Memory, 1939

John Gutmann
Meditating Buddha, probably Tibetan, brass and gold two " high. The image is well worn off by rubbing it in hand as charm for good luck., ca. 1944–1945

John Gutmann
Mausoleum for the wife of an important official, built in the present decadent style of Chinese art., ca. 1944–1945

John Gutmann

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Many Chinese women oil their hair to make it shine., ca. 1944–1945

John Gutmann
Love for nature is a native tradition with the Chinese people. Even the simplest peasant likes to build his home in a romantic or picturesque spot., ca. 1944–1945

John Gutmann
Lost What..., 1938

John Gutmann
Looking on Broadway, New York, ca. 1930–1940

John Gutmann

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Old woman peddler of assorted junk in a Bengal village. The merchandise displayed consists mostly of old bottles and cans probably collected from the garbage cans of a nearby US Army camp. Nothing is ever thrown away in India., ca. 1944–1945

Old village woman., ca. 1944–1945

Old village woman., ca. 1944–1945

Old man with woolen turban., ca. 1944–1945

Old Gypsy woman resting in a Bangalore street, South India 1944., ca. 1944–1945

Old clothes market in Kunming, capital of Yunnan Province. Markets for almost anything are numerous all over China. Chinese people love to bargain and selling-buying takes the place of entertainment., ca. 1944–1945

Old Chinese grain merchant., ca. 1944–1945

Nob Hill, San Francisco, 1934

Next to the small temple of a village in Mysore stands the juggernaut float protected by a straw and bamboo canopy until needed for the annual religious procession., ca. 1944–1945

Moslem shopkeeper in a Bengal village., ca. 1944–1945

Mendicant women along the road to the Buddhist Temple of the Blue Mountain. Though old and in rags they greet the pilgrims with grinning expectation., ca. 1944–1945

Memory, 1939

Meditating Buddha, probably Tibetan, brass and gold two " high. The image is well worn off by rubbing it in hand as charm for good luck., ca. 1944–1945

Mausoleum for the wife of an important official, built in the present decadent style of Chinese art., ca. 1944–1945

Many Chinese women oil their hair to make it shine., ca. 1944–1945

Love for nature is a native tradition with the Chinese people. Even the simplest peasant likes to build his home in a romantic or picturesque spot., ca. 1944–1945

Lost What..., 1938

Looking on Broadway, New York, ca. 1930–1940