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Three Indigenous men in body paint and feathered headdresses hold lacrosse sticks in a colored print titled Ball Players.

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Three male figures stand in profile and three-quarter views on a pale ground, each holding a long-handled lacrosse stick with a netted head. They wear feathered headdresses, fringed belts and aprons, and red painted markings on their faces, arms and legs.

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