wear lace enveloping theirhair and eyes—not the Spanish mantilla, but acoiffure of their own. In their old churches themen are separated from the women and go upwhere three rows of men-- galleries have beecenturies. One of these galleries, at S. Jean deLuz, is reached In a thirteent h-een Another… … and do all their farm work withoxen, and they all wear whitecanvas sandals instead of shoes, BASQUE STUDYBY KAMIKO ARRUE Arrue is another. Both comefrom the Spanish side of theand are able to mountains which form the national boundary carry heavy weights on their heads. They build between France…
Art · Decoration and ornament
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