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Burt Glinn - INDONESIA. Bali.
1969. Typical Indonesian canoes take off into the sunset for night fishing
INDONESIA. Bali, Denpasar, 1969. Young dancer ready to perform Legong dance .
INDONESIA. Bali, Patjung, 1969. Inaugural of a Barong, a Balinese lion representing goodness, at a Patjung
INDONESIA. Bali, Patjung, 1969. Inaugural of a Barong, a Balinese lion representing goodness, at a Patjung
INDONESIA. Bali, Denpasar, 1969. Legong dance performance.
BALI. Indonesia, 1969. Performance of the Ketjak, or monkey dance, representing a story of a Ramayana wher
BALI. Indonesia, 1969. Village women of Tafena carry offerings of pastries and fruit to a high offering ce
BALI. Indonesia, 1969. Women in the village of Mas carry offerings on their heads for a high offering cere
INDONESIA. Bali. 1969. Hindu ritual bathing in a stream near Kapal.
1969
Young Balinese dancers being prepared for Legong Dance at the Tamjung Bungkak Temple.
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1969
Legong Dance at the Tamjung Bungkak Temple.
© Burt Glinn/Magnum Photos
1969
Woman in a market near village of Sukawati.
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1969
Rice fields near Patjung.
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1969.
In a village of Patjung during dedication of new Barong, which is Balinese lion representation of spirit of goodness. Guests wait for ceremony.
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1969
Tooth-filing ceremony in the village of Kapal.
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1969.
In a village of Patjung during dedication of new Barong, which is Balinese lion representation of spirit of goodness. Here we can see Barong many differen
1969
Legong Dance at the Tamjung Bungkak Temple.
© Burt Glinn/Magnum Photos
1969.
A village market at Sukawati.
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INDONESIA. Bali. 1969. Terraced rice fields near Pudjung.
INDONESIA. 1969.
1969.
In a village of Patjung during dedication of new Barong, which is Balinese lion representation of spirit of goodness. Here we can see Barong many differen
1969.
A high offering ceremony in the village of Mas. Women carry and offer pastries and fruits through the village to temple.
© Burt Glinn/Magnum Photos
INDONESIA. Bali. 1969. Scene at dusk on the beach of the village of Kuta.
1969
Young Balinese dancers being prepared for Legong Dance at the Tamjung Bungkak Temple.
© Burt Glinn/Magnum Photos
1969.
Ketjak or Monkey Dance in the village of Biona. The dance tells a story of Ramayana.
© Burt Glinn/Magnum Photos
1969.
A high offering ceremony in the village of Mas. Women carry and offer pastries and fruits through the village to temple.
© Burt Glinn/Magnum Photos
1969.
In a village of Patjung during dedication of new Barong, which is Balinese lion representation of spirit of goodness. Here we can see Barong many differen
INDONESIA. Bali. 1969.
1969
Brahmin priest's tooth-filing ceremony, Hindu rite passage, in the village of Kapal.
© Burt Glinn/Magnum Photos
1969
Villagers waiting for ceremony beginning at a Mukur post-cremation ceremony at Kapal.
© Burt Glinn/Magnum Photos
1969.
In a village of Patjung during dedication of new Barong, which is Balinese lion representation of spirit of goodness. Here we can see Barong many differen
1969
Water supply of village of Kapal.
© Burt Glinn/Magnum Photos
1969
Legong Dance at the Tamjung Bungkak Temple.
© Burt Glinn/Magnum Photos
1969.
In a village of Patjung during dedication of new Barong, which is Balinese lion representation of spirit of goodness. Here we can see Barong many differen
1969
Young Balinese dancers being prepared for Legong Dance at the Tamjung Bungkak Temple.
© Burt Glinn/Magnum Photos
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