"During a summer hiatus from studies at Columbia University, I worked at the anthropological institute in San Cristobal, Chiapas, teaching puppet-making and performing to indigenous Indian students."
Beryl loved Mexico, and returned often to paint and photograph. On one such trip, she was asked to locate filming sites for her friend Dale Wasserman's "Man of La Mancha." This photo was taken on a later visit in the early 1980s.
7 1/2 x 11 1/2 print in original 1.25" black painted wooden frame with white mat and glass
Mat is titled and signed in pencil "Beryl Bernay-K" (K honors her mother's maiden name Kossov)
"As Is" - tiny streak of silver paint on lower R frame by edge (4x1.5mm)
"During a summer hiatus from studies at Columbia University, I worked at the anthropological institute in San Cristobal, Chiapas, teaching puppet-making and performing to indigenous Indian students."
Beryl loved Mexico, and returned often to paint and photograph. On one such trip, she was asked to locate filming sites for her friend Dale Wasserman's "Man of La Mancha." This photo was taken on a later visit in the early 1980s.
7 1/2 x 11 1/2 print in original 1.25" black painted wooden frame with white mat and glass
Mat is titled and signed in pencil "Beryl Bernay-K" (K honors her mother's maiden name Kossov)
"As Is" - tiny streak of silver paint on lower R frame by edge (4x1.5mm)