Null PAPAOUSIA NEW GUINEA: Sépik-Ramu hut mask in carved wood.
Mid-twentieth cen…

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PAPAOUSIA NEW GUINEA: Sépik-Ramu hut mask in carved wood. Mid-twentieth century. H : 38 cm. Wear and accidents.

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PAPAOUSIA NEW GUINEA: Sépik-Ramu hut mask in carved wood. Mid-twentieth century. H : 38 cm. Wear and accidents.

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