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Nancy Hunter Warren Collection, 1970 - 2003

Palace of the Governors Photo Archive, New Mexico History Museum

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Palace of the Governors Photo Archive, New Mexico History Museum



Collection Summary

Title Nancy Hunter Warren Collection
Dates (Inclusive) 1970 - 2003
Dates (Bulk)
Collection Number PAC 054
Size 10 linear feet
Repository Palace of the Governors Photo Archive, New Mexico History Museum
Languages English

Biography / History

In 2003 Nancy Hunter Warren began to lose her eyesight. In order to preserve her photographic work she donated her entire archive to the Palace of the Governors Photo Archive.

Warren trained as an anthropologist at the University of Delaware. In the early 1970s, she accepted a position as an anthropologist at the Laboratory of Anthropology in Santa Fe, New Mexico. She became aware that over time “photography became the focus of my life.” While continuing her work, she became the Laboratory’s photographer, devoting her time to photographing both archeological and ethnographic images of Northern New Mexico and the Southwest. Later, Warren was also chief photographer for New Mexico’s Department of Cultural Affairs Office of Archaeological Studies.

Warren has always been a Leica photographer with occasional use of a Hasselblad. She is also primarily a black and white photographer, but in the 1980s did some color work. It was her habit to drive on the often narrow and unpaved roads to farms and towns and villages in Northern New Mexico to shoot. She often returned again and again to get the perfect photograph of a single site or ceremony. One of her triumphs is a series of images of a Penitente (Spanish for one who does penance) morada (Spanish for abode), in some cases even being allowed to photograph during services.

Warren’s projects developed over time, but unfortunately names of people, places and dates were recorded poorly or not at all. For this reason the collection suffers from a lack of citation information and there is no recourse given her visual handicap. The collection of work does however document New Mexico at a point in time when great changes were taking place and for this reason the collection is a worthy research tool.

Warren is mentioned in a list of the New Mexico Centennial 100 best books written about New Mexico and is also one of the artists who has written about Taos in the New Mexico Centennial - Remarkable Women of Taos project. Warren has published many articles and books illustrating the land and people as well as the ceremonies and culture of Northern New Mexico. Her work, which she describes as “anthropological photo essays,” has also been in many exhibits in the southwest.


Scope and Content

Collection consists of about 10,000 35mm negatives, 2.25x2.25 negatives, contact sheets and black and white prints stored in boxes by basic subject and date range.


Restrictions

Access Restrictions

Collection is open to researchers on an appointment basis only, pending approval of application to view original material.

Copy Restrictions

Permission to publish must be obtained from Photo Archives. Online Request Permission form available at: http://www.palaceofthegovernors.org/photo_request.html. User responsible for all copyright compliance


Preferred Citation

Nancy Hunter Warren Collection, Palace of the Governors Photo Archive, New Mexico History Museum


Related Material

Frank, Larry with color photography by Nancy Hunter Warren. New Kingdom of the Saints: Religious Art of New Mexico 1780-1907. Santa Fe, New Mexico: Red Crane Books, 1992.

Sweet, Jill Drayson and Nancy Hunter Warren. Pueblo Dancing. Pennsylvania: Schiffer Publishing 2011.

Toulouse, Betty with color photography by Nancy Hunter Warren. Pueblo Pottery of the New Mexico Indians. Santa Fe, New Mexico: Museum of New Mexico Press, 1977

Warren, Nancy Hunter. Villages of Hispanic New Mexico. Santa Fe, New Mexico: School of American Research Press, 1987

Warren, Nancy Hunter and Veronica E. Velarde Tiller. The Jicarilla Apache A Portrait. Albuquerque, New Mexico: University of New Mexico Press, 2006

Warren, Nancy Hunter and William Lumpkins. New Mexico Style: A Source Book of Traditional Architectural Details. Santa Fe, New Mexico: Museum of New Mexico Press, 1986.


Access Terms

Contact sheets

Jicarilla Indians -- New Mexico -- Photographs

Petroglyphs -- New Mexico -- Photographs

Photographs

Pubelo Indians -- New Mexico -- Photographs

Santa Fe (N.M.) -- Photographs

Vernacular architecture -- New Mexico -- Photographs

Villages -- New Mexico -- Photographs


Contents List

Description Container

 

Petroglyphs. Folder containing 2.25x2.25" and 35mm b and w negatives in sleeves and contact sheets. 1975-1993. Riley, Chaco Canyon, North of Chaco Canyon, Galisteo Basin, Commanche Ridge, Canyon de Chelly, Canyoncito, Bandelier. Some not labelled.

Lab of Anthropology. Folder containing 2.25x2.25" and 35mm b and w negatives in sleeves and contact sheets. 1980-1981, including Sept. 9, 1981: Lab 50th. personnel, buildings, group photo, artifacts, Research section staff, Zuni fetishes, San Marcos, Hopi ceremonial bowl, Kosharies, mudbeads.

Personal, Family. Folder containing 2.25x2.25" and 35mm b and w and color negatives in sleeves and contact sheets. August 27, 1983: Scott and Bette's wedding. December, 1982: Santa Fe, Christmas. May, 1982: Dan, MS bike trip. October, 1988, Jerry West. June, 1987, Nancy and Heather; August 19, 1989, Dan and Kendra's wedding; November, 1978, Fran and Miguel studio portrait. June, 1991, Kathrine and Christopher; October, 1990, Juan Jose Prada House, 519 Canyon Road. 1992, Madrid Bar. December, 1982 Christmas, tree ornaments.

Villages of Hispanic New Mexico. Folder containing 4x5" and 8x10" b and w gelatin silver prints for the books Villages of Hispanic New Mexico by Nancy Hunter Warren, Santa Fe, New Mexico: School of American Research Press, 1987, with proof for book jacket, and New Mexico Style: A Source Book of Traditional Architectural Details. Santa Fe, New Mexico: Museum of New Mexico Press, 1986. Architectural details, buildings, people, religious articles.

Box 1  

 

1970's. Folder containing 2.25x2.25" and 35mm b and w negatives in sleeves and contact sheets. Isleta, Albuquerque, Santa Fe, El Valle, Socorro, Magdalena, Alamo, Mountainaire, Vaughn, Yeso, Santa Rosa, San Francisco, Kelly, Riley, Thoreau, Acomita, Algodonas, Las Vegas. Buildings, gates, arches, Store fronts, signs, cemeteries, grave stones, churches, balconies, windmills, homes, roadside descansos, Santa Clara Navajo dance, musicians, parade, Day of the dead.

1980's. Folder containing 2.25x2.25" and 35mm b and w negatives in sleeves and contact sheets. San Antonito, Magdalena Old Times Reunion with parade, Chaco canyon, Torreon, Shiprock, Santa Fe, Taos, Las Golandrinas, Albuquerque, Ford Ruthling, Navajo Scarecrows near Bloomfield and Chaco, Buildings, gates, arches, Store fronts, signs, cemeteries, hogans, grave stones, churches, trading posts, Lopez doors, Lambert house, balconies, windmills, homes, windows, doors, vegas, Albuquerque zoo.

1990's. Folder containing 2.25x2.25" and 35mm b and w negatives in sleeves and contact sheets. Las Milpas (Field house), San Ildefefonso, Santa Fe, Taos, Architectural details, windows, doors, gates,

Undated. Folder containing 2.25x2.25" and 35mm b and w negatives in sleeves and contact sheets. Sena Plaza, Placitas, Santa Fe, unknown locations. Architectural details, windows, doors, gates, canales, vegas,

Interior Architectural Details. Folder containing 2.25x2.25" and 35mm b and w negatives in sleeves and contact sheets. Johnson House, Santa Fe. Laboratory of Anthropology, Las Milpas, 807 Gildersleeve, Las Golandrinas, Mabel Dodge Lujan Larry Frank, Ford Rathing, Dr. Ward Alan Minge House-Corrales, Thorton HOuse, Elizabeth Thorton House, Painted windows, vegas, latillas, chandelier, door handles, fire place, benches,

Mexico Negatives. 1974-1976. Folder containing 35mm b and w negatives in sleeves. Acapulco, Juarez, Chi, Chias from train, Copper Canyon, Alamos, Mazatlan.



Box 2  

 

Hispanic Villages of Hispanic New Mexico. 1979-1993. 2.25x2.25" and 35mm b and w negatives in sleeves and contact sheets, for the book Villages of Hispanic New Mexico by Nancy Hunter Warren, Santa Fe, New Mexico: School of American Research Press, 1987, San Isidro, Rio Grande, Cochiti, Rio Grande Gorge, Lama, Cerro, Chama, Taos, Otowi Bridge, Velarde, San Acacia, Holman, Rio Grande-Rio Chama junction, Black Mesa, Soccorro, Marquez, Golden, Chimayo, Abiquiu, Lindreth, Espanola, Chacon, Mora, Bernalillo, Manzano Fiesta, Veguita, Arroyo Hondo, Ojo Caliente, Truchas, Trampas, Holman, Chacon, La Manga, St. Augustine, St. Augustine Feast Day, Puerto de Luna, Santa Rosa, Chaparito, Chama Railroad, Villa Nueva Fiesta, Holman, Tecolote, Anton Chico, Lamy, San Pedro, San Francisco, Manuelitas, Clayton, Folsom, Pecos, Holman, Cleveland, Gallup, La Cienega, Cienegilla, Mora, Lindreth, Mora, Cleveland Morada, Santa Fe Wedding, Las Ojos, El Guigue, Gonzales Ranch, Clara Jaramilla, San Antonia, Manga, Canyoncito, Abeytas, Placitas, Tianiperas, Dixon, Tecolote, Ojo Sarco, Tres Piedras, Lower Colonias, San Antonio, Lindreth, Trampas, Utah-Canyonlands, Blessing of the Animals, Rancho de Taos, Rodeo-Mora, San Miguel, Camel Rock, Antonio Solano, Galisteo Rodeo, Wagon Mound, Moors and Christians-Chimay

Box 3  

 

Manilla Folder: Best of Hispanic Villages. 1972-1977. 2.25x2.25" and 35mm b and w negatives in sleeves and contact sheets, for the book Villages of Hispanic New Mexico by Nancy Hunter Warren, Santa Fe, New Mexico: School of American Research Press, 1987. Date and location on back of contact sheet. Taos Pueblo, Trampas, Santa Fe, Nambe, Las Golandrinas, Cleveland Morada, Church near Mora,Wall in Holman, Man in El Valle, Near Ojo Caliente, Road to Farmington, La Manga, Penitente Brothers at Cleveland Morada, Camposanto at Abiquiu, San Pedro, Altar at Cleveland Morada,Truchas, El Cerrito, Velarde, El Valle, Rancho de Taos, La Manga, Trumperas, Chimayo General Store, El Cerrito Church, Chimayo Santuario, Ed Ortiz-Lideu weaver, Chacon, Moors and Christians-Chimayo, La Joya Wedding,Chimayo Fiesta, Abeytas, Blessing of the Ditch-near la Joya, Gallina Plaza Morada, Burial near la Joga, Cleaning the ditch-El Cerrito, South of Belen, Rodeo near Mora, Matanza near La Joya, Santa Crus, Truchas, Penetente Peak,Descanso-Chimayo, Matachines dance-BernallioGraveyard between Hollman and Chkacon, Cebolla, Morada Tecalote, Wedding Santa Fe, Bernal, Chacon Morada, Apache,


Remainder of box: 35mm b and w negatives in glassine sleeves with contact sheets. Sleeves numbered 1 through 221, some not numbered: many contact sheets lableled on back. Hispanic villages of New Mexico. Churches, weavers, moradas, chapels, scarecrows, children, Chimayo, Santa Fe, Canyoncito, Trampas, Spanish Market, Madrid, San Antonio, El Valle, Ojo Sarco, Holman, La Manga, Tres Piedras, Tierra Amarilla, Anton Chico, Cleveland, Las Golandrinas, El Cerrito, Tent Rocks, Cochiti Dam, Glorieta, Mora, El Cerrito Fiesta, Manuelita, San Isidro, Rainsville, Lucero, Ojo Feliz, Chama, LeDeux, San Pedro Morada, Florito, Weaver Ed Ortiz, Miguel Armillo-Pagosa Colorado, Villa Nueva, Cross of the Martyrs, Velarde, Orlanado Romero, La Joya, Santa Fe Oldest House, Cathedral, Fiesta, Belen Wedding, Abeytas,

Box 4  

 

1977-1979. Hispanic and Native American villages of New Mexico. 35mm b and w negatives in plastic sleeves with contact sheets. Most sleeves labeled. Churches, grave yards, cemetaries, villages, funeral, fiestas, parades, acequias, folk art, scare crows, Abeytas, La Manga, El Cerrito, La Joya, Contreras, Servilleta Plaza, Truchas, San Juan Pueblo, Velarde, Chacon, El Cerrito, Chimayo, Holman, San Isidro, Belen, Pagosa Springs, Tierra Amarilla, Chama, Manualitas, Canyoncito, Bernal, Las Vegas, Truchas, Ojo Sarco, San Pedro, John Vincent, Espanola, Watrous, Ojo Feliz, Romero, Anton Chico, El Rito, Rudy Abeyta, Santa Cruz, Vadito, San Cristobol, Arroyo Hondo, Monero, Ojo Feliz, Placitas, Mora, Gallup, San Raphael, El Morro, La Joya Matanza, Glorietta Pass,

Box 5  

 

1972-1973. 2.25x2.25" b and w negatives in glassine sleeves and contact sheets. Numbered 62-262. Hispanic and Native American villages of New Mexico, travel photos. Many sleeves or contact sheets labeled and dated. Churches, children, dances, Santa Fe Oldest House, Taos Pueblo, Black Mesa, Truchas, San Juan Pueblo, Ruins at Black Mesa, San Ildefenso, Chimayo church, Black Mesa Church, San Juan Feast, Taos, Prairie Wolf, Puye, Lava Beds-Grants, San Marcos, Truchas, Cundayo, Madrid, Aztec, Chaco Canyon, Santa Fe East Side, Bandelier, Lamy, Galisteo, Naschitti, Gallup Graveyard, Hogans east of Crownpoint, Upper Canyon Road- Santa Fe, La Manga, Cerro Gordo, Fargo Canyon, Durango, Madrid, Canyoncito, Ramiah, Coyote, Zuni Pueblo, Pecos, Rowe, Tecalote, San Jose, La Manga, Ribera, Martha's Vineyard (MA), Truchas, Indian Market 1973, Marie Chino-Acoma potter, Canon de Los Alamos, Lucero, Holman, Mora, LeDoux, Hillside Ave, Manuelitas, Chimeta, Alcalde, Santa Fe-Lensic Theater, Guadalupe Church, El Valle, Trampas, Rancho de Taos, Pilar, Cordova Morada,

Box 6  

 

Pueblos. 1979-1993. 2.25x2.25" and 35mm b and w negatives in sleeves and contact sheets. Acoma, Jemez, Save the Jemez Race, Butterfly and Buffalo Dances, Laguna, Nambe July 4th, Parade 1979, Navajo, Picuris Basket dance, Petroglyphs, Santa Clara, Tesuque, Santa Clara Corn Dance, Matachines, Buffalo Dance, Rain Dance, Santa Clara Feast Day, Rainbow Dance, Cloud Dance, Santa Domingo, San Ildefenso Feast Day, Harvest Corn Dance, Buffalo Dance, Matachine, San Juan Matachines Dance, San Juan Tricentenial, Deer Dance, Comanche Dance, Taos Pueblo, Pow-Wow, Taos and El Rancho Matachines, Tesuque Pueble Deer Dance, Comanche Dance, Tesuque Feast Day,

Box 7  

 

Dulce-Stone Lake. 1979-1989. 2.25x2.25" and 35mm b and w negatives in sleeves and contact sheets. Stone Lake foot race: runners, crowd scenes, scenery, cave site, relay race. Stone lake rodeo. Red Lake, Apache, cattle branding. Dulce: fishing, cattle branding, All Indian Rodeo, scenery, cemetery, parade, Little Beaver Roundup, dances, Pow Wow, cattle auction, foot race, setting up Teepee, Cookout, cutting poles for Teepees,planting, sheep shearing done by Navajo.

Box 8  

 

Color slides 1982-1994 35mm amd 2"x2" color transparencies in cardboard mounts, in sleeves. Some used in Warren, Nancy Hunter and Veronica E. Velarde Tiller. The Jicarilla Apache A Portrait. Albuquerque, New Mexico: University of New Mexico Press, 2006. Jicaria Apache, little beaver parade, Indian Pow Wow, branding, Dulce, Taos, Tesuque Pueblo, windows, gates, doors, Las Vegas, El Rancho Matachines, Roadside cross near Camel Rock, cemeteries, Anton Chico, Cleveland, Golandrinas, Buena Vista, Tecolote, Canyoncita, Chaparito, Santuario-Chimayo, Sapello Rodeo, Lindreth Rodeo, Taos Trade Fair,Rout 66, Tucumcari, Santa Rosa, Matachines, Teepees, Gallup, Pottery, Indian art, Navajo rugs, jewlery, Hispanic art, Rose Gonzales-potter-San Ildefenso, Penitente, churches, La Marga church, Trampas, Santa Cruz, Rancho de Taos, Puppetier at Las Golandrinas,

Box 9  

 

Color slides 1981-1994 35mm amd 2"x2" color transparencies in cardboard mounts, in sleeves. Some used in Warren, Nancy Hunter and Veronica E. Velarde Tiller. The Jicarilla Apache A Portrait. Albuquerque, New Mexico: University of New Mexico Press, 2006. Pueblos, Pow Wows, Dances. Jemez Pueblo, Picuris Pueblo, Nambe Pueblo, Pojaque Comanche dance, Taos Pueblo, Trade Fair near Taos, Taos Pow Wow, Tesuque Pueblo, San Juan Cloud dance, San Juan Pueblo, San Juan Deer Dance, Santa Clara Pueblo, Santa Clara Corn Dance, Santa Clara Harvest Dance, Santa Clara Easter, Rain-Basket Dance, Navajo Sheep shearing, Navajo Trading Posts, Navajo landscapes, Zuni Pueblo, San Ildefenso drummers, One horned buffalo dance, Hopi Buffalo Dance, Canyo de Celly, Laguan land cave site, pictographs, Waterflow NM, Chaco Canyon, near Galisteo, Dulce Rodeo, All Indian Rodeo, Dulce foot race, Little Beaver parade, Ruins of Hogback Traiding post,

Box 10  

 

Manilla Folder labeled Santa Fe, Folk Art, Landscapes. Color slides 1977-1994. 35mm color transparencies in cardboard mounts, in sleeves. Archticture, vegas, ristras, Christmas, people, de Vargas street, Rio Grande Rafting, Remains of Hispanic homes in Northern NM, Taos, Las Vegas, Pecos, Magdalena, Albuquerque, Baloon Fiesta, Colorado, Southern Utah, Signs, Cheyenne, Wyoming, Folk art by Ceclio Corral, Mexico, Landscapes, Picking Pinons, Copy slides of B and W prints.

Manilla folder labeled Santa Fe Negatives. 1973-1980. 2.25x2.25" and 35mm b and w negatives in sleeves and contact sheets. Santa Fe, fireplaces, farolitos, Plaza, Palace of the Governors, Museum of Art, Oldest House, Architecture, architectural detail, Cathedral, people, fences, signs, Hewitt House, Lensic Theater, Guadalupe Church, La Fonda Hotel, Christmas, John Vincent, Florito, Trumperas,

Manilla folder labeled Santa Fe Negatives. 1974-1982. 2.25x2.25" and 35mm b and w negatives in sleeves and contact sheets. Ed Ortiz, Ojo Feliz, Truchas, Indian Market, Fiesta Pet Parade, Spanish Market, Flea Market, Folk art, IAIA, Zozobra, Pottery, baskets, Indian Market Dancers, Rancho de las Golandrinas, Las Golandrinas Harvest Festival, El Rancho Matachines, Bandelier

Box 11  

 

From original folder: "Pow Wow, (Jicarilla Apache), 1976-1988". "All the foot race negatives are from Stone Lake. The rest were taken in and around the dance." Dates range from 1976 though 1992. 2.25x2.25" and 35mm b and w negatives in sleeves and contact sheets. Some used in Warren, Nancy Hunter and Veronica E. Velarde Tiller. The Jicarilla Apache A Portrait. Albuquerque, New Mexico: University of New Mexico Press, 2006 Apache, branding cattle, foot races, Little Beaver parade, Rodeo, sheep shearing, Pow Wow, Gramma, Carnival, basket weaving, erecting teepee, Apache wedding, Apache cookout, High School Graduation, Night Club, Stone Lake ice fishing, Dulce. picnic, cookout, Little Beaver Pow Wow, Elk Park, Red Rock Rodeo, Red Rock Carnival, Gallup Inter-tribal. Petroglyphs near crownpoint.

Box 12  

 

Manilla Folder labeled Warren Jicarilla General. Approximately 100 unlabeled black and white prints, 5x7" and 8x10" of buildings, people, activities and animals.

Manilla Folder labeled Warren Jicarilla Parade, 1993. Approximately 30 unlabeled black and white prints, 5x7" and 8x10", of parade floats, automobiles, people in parade.

Manilla Folder labeled Warren Jicarilla footrace. Approximately 50 unlabeled black and white prints, 5x7" and 8x10", of racers, many with face and body paint, spectators, food vendors.

Manilla Folder labeled Warren Jicarilla Rodeo. Approximately 50 unlabeled black and white prints, 5x7" and 8x10", of rodeo cowboys, horses, cattle.

Manilla Folder labeled Warren Zuni Fair Taos. Approximately 20 unlabeled black and white prints, 5x7" and 8x10", of Native Americans in dance costume, dances.

Box 13  

 

Manilla Folder labeled Warren-San Ildefonso. Approximately 30 unlabeled black and white prints, 5x7" and 8x10" of Native Americans in dance costume, dances.

Manilla Folder labeled Warren Jemez Footrace (Gov. King). Approximately 30 unlabeled black and white prints, 5x7" and 8x10", of Governor King, Native Americans in costume, foot racers.

Manilla Folder labeled Warren Santa Clara. Approximately 20 unlabeled black and white prints, 5x7" and 8x10", of dancers in costume, many close-ups of individuals.

Manilla Folder labeled Warren- Hogans, Ancestral Pueblo. Approximately 20 unlabeled black and white prints, 5x7" and 8x10", of hogans, cliff dwellings.

Manilla Folder labeled Warren-Matachines, Fiesta. Approximately 40 black and white prints, 5x7" and 8x10", some labeled of Fiestas parade, 1976-77, musicians, La Conquistadora, Zozobra, Matachines

Manilla Folder labeled Warren-Moradas. Approximately 40 black and white prints, 5x7" and 8x10", some labeled, a few of very old Morada, Mora Valley. Interiors with worshipers; architectural details and setting.

Manilla Folder labeled Warren-Santa Fe. Approximately 40 black and white prints, 5x7" and 8x10", some labeled, of buildings, plaza, Palace of Governors, tourists, Lensic theater, Alan Veder, street scenes, architectural details, statues.

Box 14  

 

Manilla Folder labeled Warren-New Mexico Religious Ceremony. Approximately 30 black and white prints, 5x7" and 8x10", some labeled, of marches with statues of Saints, fiestas parade, musicians.

Manilla Folder labeled Warren-Northern New Mexico Images. Approximately 70 black and white prints, 5x7" and 8x10", some labeled, of people in villages, small adobe homes, acequias, roasting chilis, making jerky, cattle, horses, butchering,

Manilla Folder labeled Warren-Villages of Hispanic New Mexico. Approximately 70 black and white prints, 5x7" and 8x10", some labeled. Many of these are in Warren, Nancy Hunter, Villages of Hispanic New Mexico. Santa Fe, New Mexico: School of American Research Press, 1987. Portraits of people in villages, homes, construction, churches, crosses, alars, interiors of homes, digging acequia, weaving, churches, parade with saints, musicians, matachine dancers.

Manilla Folder labeled Warren--Churches, grave markers. Approximately 70 black and white prints, 5x7" and 8x10", some labeled. Churches, church repairs, doors, windows, statues of saints, murals, altars, gravestones.

Manilla Folder labeled Warren-Folk Art. Approximately 40 black and white prints, 5x7" and 8x10", some labeled, of painted chapels,carvings, details of buildings, windows, painted fire hydrants, altars, weather vanes.

Manilla Folder labeled Warren-Santa Fe Fiesta. Approximately 10 black and white prints, 5x7" and 8x10", some labeled, of fiesta parade, food booth, pinata.

Manilla Folder labeled Warren-Taos. Six black and white prints,8x10", some labeled. Taos pueblo, native Americans, dancer in costume.

Box 15  

 
 
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