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Portrait of a Kol woman in Papua New Guinea infected with a skin disease known as Grille. The disease causes the skin on the entire body to peel.

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Collection: Asia-Pacific Rim, Cultural Traditions, Faces of the World, Missionaries & Volunteers / Medical Missions, Southeast Asia
Tags: APAC, asia, Asia-Pacific Rim, cultural tradition, faces of the world, medical, papua new guinea, portrait, southeast asia, tattoo
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