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Hope Village Nail Class, 1975

Media
two women looking at nails
Description
The First Hope Village Nail Class in June 1975, taught by Tippi Hedren's manicurist, Dusty Coots Butera.
Creator
Photograph by Massimo Butera
Publisher
Flickr user NailsXR
Date
June 1975
Rights
All rights reserved by Massimo Butera
Format
Photograph
Type
Still image

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