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Carmina sacra varu idiomatis variique argumeti.

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Carmina sacra varu idiomatis variique argumeti. Page 36

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Carnegie Family Convention, Pittsburgh

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Carnegie Hall, 1899

Carnival mask

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Carved mask of horned animal, mouth open and tongue licking nose. Red, black and brown. Red lined eyes and forehead lock, and red area on left jaw

Carnival mask

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Old Mexican canival mask probably meant to be anthropomorphic animal/man from a legend; perhaps Indian mask. Colors: red, white and black

Carnival mask

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Carved wood mask of man, quite primitive in technique and execution. Not of high quality. Eyes are painted with black lines below slits

Carnival mask

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Tin plate mask with green stone eyes; showing a Mexican Indian (Aztec?) with loop earring and ring in nose.

Carnival mask

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Tin plate mask with green stone eyes; showing a Mexican Indian (Aztec?) with loop earring.One feather is detached.

Carnival mask

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Carved wood mask of animal with fierce expression. Carlebach describes it as human face with animal teeth, in painted lacquer, black, red and white. Teeth are of bone inserted in open mouth

Carnival mask (miniature or for a child)

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Carved wood mask of animal with tongue hanging out and a ferocious expression. Whiskers are of straw. Probably a miniature. Colors: yellow, red, green, black