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The Art of Tutukila Carrillo Sandoval

The Boy is Sacrificed - Tutukila Carrillo Sandoval
The Boy is Sacrificed / Nunutsi Pumawarie
After the Flood - Tutukila Carrillo Sandoval 1973
The Founding of the World: After the Flood
Before the Flood - Tutukila Carrillo Sandoval 1973
The Founding of the World: Before the Flood
Takutsi is Pursued by the Hewixi - Tutukila Carrillo Sandoval 1973
Takutsi is Pursued by the Hewixi
Takutsi Tamatsi Kauyumarie Steal the Rain-bowl and the Arrows - Tutukila Carrillo Sandoval 1973
Takutsi and Tamatsi Kauyumarie Steal the Rain-bowl and the Arrows
Xik+akame Leaves Home - Tutukila 1974
Xik+akame Leaves His Home
The Idol of Tatewarí - Tutukila Carrillo Sandoval 1974
The Idol of Tatewarí

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Un peyote, e poi perdersi tra mille colori
Un peyote, e poi perdersi tra mille colori / A peyote, and then losing oneself amidst a thousand colors.
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In the Absence of the Sacred: The Senseless?

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Invitación a ADESMO a la 12va Asamble a de la UCIHJ
Invitation to ADESMO for UCIHJ's 12th Assembly
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