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SHEPERD

  This is a very simple, yet elegant knot used to tie a neckerchief which has been rolled up, in this instance it may be termed a short scarf.

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TLINGIT

  Sitka Lake: a Tlingit wearing a headdress and a Chilkat dance blanket; the blanket was woven by the women using cedar bark and mountain goat wool, over a drawing designed by the men on top of a special weaving loom table.

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RENE’ GRAU/6

  René Gruau died in Rome in March 31, 2004, and his ashes are housed in the famedio (an honorific burial place) in the cemetery of Rimini next to the tomb of his fellow citizen Federico Fellini. He was a key player in the resurgence of French couture and one …

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DISCOVERY

  DISCOVERY OF THE RELIC OF SAINT MARK (DETAIL – MOSAIC DATING BACK TO CIRCA 1270 – BASILICA OF SAINT MARK, VENICE   The wealth of the city of Venice is reflected in the elegance of its women. The white tunics are embellished with golden belts with a long pendant …

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LIETA

  Lieta, a Pima from the Gila River Reserve, in Sacaton, Arizona, 1962. The face has been painted according to an outdated style which was recreated specifically for this photograph.

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