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3 comments:
It's a great project, had the chance to see it in an exhibition.
The most famous Swiss masks come from the Lötschental region, Canton Wallis, in the mountains. Some nice pics here: http://www.loetschentalermuseum.ch/archiv-loetschental/braucharchiv/tschaeggaettae-die-loetschentaler-holzmasken
Cheers for the link, fantastic images - just wish I could speak Swiss now! Have you seen the Charles Freger book?
I checked out Freger's website. Seems like a nice book!
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