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Egonu, Uzo
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Nigerian, 1931-1996
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Welsh, Stephanie
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American, Born 1975
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Date
1995
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1971
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1974
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1970
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59 X 79 cm
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Color Etching
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Chromogenic Process Co...
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Image: 9 1/16 X 13 9/1...
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Kenya
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Rites & Ceremonies
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Circumcisions Document...
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Rites & Ceremonies Cir...
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Priests Igbo (African)...
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Untitled (Father and Friends Celebrate)
rites & ceremonies; circumcisions; series (groups); documentary photography; color photography
Accompanying text: Lengila's father and his friends will drink and celebrate his daughter's initiation for many days. Fathers become very wealthy when they circumcise their daughters because friends and...
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Untitled (Circumcision)
rites & ceremonies; circumcisions; series (groups); documentary photography; color photography
Accompanying text: """"Why are you trying to kill me?"""" Lengila screams at the circumciser, as the women rush to hold down her legs and stifle her cries. """"Stop that, it doesn't hurt,"""" they scold...
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Untitled (Blood Lost)
rites & ceremonies; blood; circumcisions; documentary photography; series (groups); color photography
Accompanying text: Lengila stands in the blood that she lost during the operation.
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Untitled (Pensive Night Before)
rites & ceremonies; women; circumcisions; series (groups); documentary photography; color photography; women
Accompanying text: Lengila is pensive the night before her circumcision. She is the first girl in her village to go to school and she has learned form her teachers that the practice is painful and dangerous....
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Peace Offering to Man and the Gods
sacrifice; Igbo (African people) -- rites and ceremonies; Igbo (African people) -- religion; spirits; birds; roosters
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Priests and Priestesses Before Two Gods
Igbo (African people) -- rites and ceremonies; Igbo (African people) -- religion; worship; gods
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Asante Adinkra Funeral Cloth
textiles; textile fabrics -- Africa, West; Ashanti (African people) -- material culture -- funeral rites and ceremonies; hand weaving -- Ghana; arts, African -- Ghana; crafts (art genres)
Black stamp dyed blocks on black hand-woven cloth
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Asante Funeral Cloth
textiles; textile fabrics -- Africa, West; Ashanti (African people) -- material culture -- funeral rites and ceremonies; arts, African -- Ghana; crafts (art genres)
Black stamped god symbols on black commercial cloth
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Mossi Funeral Blanket
textiles; blankets; textile fabrics -- Africa, West; Mossi (African people) -- material culture -- funeral rites and ceremonies; hand weaving -- Burkina Faso; West African strip weaving; cotton textiles; arts, African; crafts (art genres)
Blue strips and white weft patterns
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Sacrifice to the Malignant Spirit
sacrifice; Igbo (African) -- rites and ceremonies; Igbo (African people) -- religion; spirits; demonology; trees
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Sacrifice to the Earth Goddess
roosters; birds; human figure in art; sacrifice; Igbo (African people) -- rites and ceremonies; Igbo (African people) -- religion; goddesses
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The Priest and a Woman Possessed
priests; Igbo (African) -- rites and ceremonies; Igbo (African people) -- religion; spirits; demonology; demoniac possession; exorcism
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