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American Theatre, July, 2000
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IF YOU AREN'T CONVINCED that an image is worth a thousand words, you should high-tail it to Barnes and Noble to check out some recent coffee-table books. Start with the spectacular Masks: Faces of Culture (Harry N. Abrams, 344 pp, 200 color; 200 b/w photos, $60 cloth) by John W. Nunley and Cara McCarty, with John Emigh and Lesley K.
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Ferris. Originally published to coincide with an exhibit at the Saint Louis Art Museum, this lavish volume boasts full-color photos of masks from all ages, countries and disciplines--from a 13th-century B.C. Egyptian mummy head, to a Congolese ...
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