Arthur Dilbert

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The African American tradition of carving walking sticks with reptile and human figures is exemplified by the work of coastal Georgia artists like Arthur "Pete" Dilbert of Savannah. Photograph by Billy Howard

Courtesy of Georgia Council for the Arts.

Arthur Dilbert

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