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The Spirit of Trinidad - folklore series No. 4. Loup Gahou, legendary Trinidad character.

11" x 14 1/2".

Extract from Trinidad Sunday Guardian, August 18, 1957.

Note: On print 'Loup Gahou' corrected to "Loup Garou" by Ursula Raymond.

Louise Bennett smiling during a conversation with a group of people.

Louise Bennett and her husband Eric Coverley share a light moment as they stand in their living room beside a table decorated with collectibles. There are paintings on the wall behind them, and a lamp hanging from the ceiling.

Louise Bennett, Jamaican folklorist, does a dramatization of a traditional wedding ceremony which is being filmed by a television photographer.

A young, thirteen year old Louise Bennett posing for a photograph.

A group consisting of Mrs. Louise Bennett-Coverley, her husband, Mr. Eric Coverley, two friends and a young child. They are standing in the well vegetated backyard of a house.

Louise Bennett-Coverley and her husband Eric pose for a picture with friends in front of a house that is partially hidden by plants.

Louise Bennett-Coverley poses with friends at her place of residence.

Sir Florizel Glasspole gives 'Miss Lou' a friendly hug while they look at her newly published book and share a joke.

Louise Bennett and her husband Eric Coverley at home in a jovial mood.