1906 Print Devil Dancers Sri Lanka Folk Traditional Ritual Ceremony Thovil XGEC8 FRENCH Join Period Paper in the

Join Period Paper in the cause of perusing a portfolio of images portraying the battlefield glories of the Franco-Prussian War

This bridge crosses the Golden Horn which is a body of water that separated to areas of this great city

This is an original 1928 black and white halftone print of a caravan traveling back in the bark of a magic sun in Egypt

These antique maps conjure the compassion

1 to 6 shows the MacCoy's Pneumatic Tool

1906 Print Devil Dancers Sri Lanka Folk Traditional Ritual Ceremony Thovil XGEC8 FRENCH Join Period Paper in theThis is an original 1906 black and white halftone print of "Devil Dancers." This early twentieth century image captures a "Devil Dance," a ritualistic ceremony in Sri Lanka predicated upon the belief that certain illness are caused by unseen forces. Known as the "thovil," the ritual is undertaken on both a small, family centered level, or can include the entire population of a village or town. CONDITION This 105+ year old Item is rated Very Fine +++.