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The Spirit of Trinidad - folklore series No. 5. Mama d'glo, legendary Trinidad character.

14" x 10 1/2".

Extract from Trinidad Sunday Guardian Aug. 25, 1957

Note: On print 'Mama d'glo' corrected to "Mama de l'eau" by U. Raymond.

Mama…

Mallica Reynolds was born on February 10, 1911 in the district of Byndloss, St. Cathrine. His Career as an artist began in the 1930s. 'Kapo' as he was more popularly called, was a self-taught artist. He was more popularly known for his paintings but…

Mallica "Kapo" Reynolds sitting at a table surrounded by his works including wood sculptures and painting. On the table also is a fruit, a glass, a book and a walking stick.

Kapo poses with one of his sculptures.

"Malika Lee Whitney, visiting New York theatre artist and journalist of Jamaican heritage."

"Malika Lee Whitney, Pickney Players Director."

A view of Malecon located in Havana, Cuba.

A group of construction workers, wearing orange hard hats and high-visibility vests, take a moment to pose for a photograph, while working on the Portmore leg of Highway 2000.

"Male inmates of Bellevue have time to waste because there are no meaningful projects to keep them occupied."

An almost completely demolished building that was once the Malabre hardware store. The damage came as a result of the 1907 earthquake.