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Okpu Eze

1972

On display at Tate Modern part of Nigerian Modernism

Head of a Nupe Woman from Nigeria

Justus D Akeredolu

undated

On display at Tate Modern part of Nigerian Modernism

My favourite machine gunner, Alsace

Lee Miller

1945

On display at Tate Britain part of Lee Miller

1:7690, 3145 kms of Fenced Border, East

Shilpa Gupta

2024

On display at Tate Britain part of Modern and Contemporary British Art

Dancing Girls

Benedict Enwonwu

1947

On display at Tate Modern part of Nigerian Modernism

Dylan Thomas, Vogue Studio, London

Lee Miller

1946

On display at Tate Britain part of Lee Miller

Fulani Girl

Benedict Enwonwu

undated

On display at Tate Modern part of Nigerian Modernism

Sacrifice to the Sky-God

Akinola Lasekan

1955

On display at Tate Modern part of Nigerian Modernism

Yoruba Acrobatic Dance

Akinola Lasekan

1963

On display at Tate Modern part of Nigerian Modernism

Juliet Browner and Man Ray, Los Angeles

Lee Miller

1946

On display at Tate Britain part of Lee Miller

“Elemu” Yoruba Palm Wine Seller

Clara Ugbodaga-Ngu

1963

On display at Tate Modern part of Nigerian Modernism

Heads of Two Women

Simon Okeke

1961

On display at Tate Modern part of Nigerian Modernism

Nigerian Dancers

Benedict Enwonwu

undated

On display at Tate Modern part of Nigerian Modernism

Lena Constante with her puppets, Romania

Lee Miller

1946

On display at Tate Britain part of Lee Miller

The Dancer

Benedict Enwonwu

1962

On display at Tate Modern part of Nigerian Modernism

Woman Weaving

Benedict Enwonwu

1947

On display at Tate Modern part of Nigerian Modernism

Ogendengbe of Ilesha in Kiriji War: The Celebrated Battle of Ekiti-Parapo Independence

Akinola Lasekan

c.1958–1959

On display at Tate Modern part of Nigerian Modernism

Oba Akenzua II

Benedict Enwonwu

1949

On display at Tate Modern part of Nigerian Modernism

Drawings of uli motifs, with Northcote Thomas’s annotations. Few of Thomas’s fieldnotes survive from his anthropological surveys. There is, however, a collection of these drawings on sheets of notepaper, evidently made by different people during his 1910-

Northcote Whitridge Thomas

1910–1911

On display at Tate Modern part of Nigerian Modernism

Head of Imade

Benedict Enwonwu

c.1949

On display at Tate Modern part of Nigerian Modernism

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Head of a Nupe Woman from Nigeria

My favourite machine gunner, Alsace

1:7690, 3145 kms of Fenced Border, East

Dancing Girls

Dylan Thomas, Vogue Studio, London

Fulani Girl

Sacrifice to the Sky-God

Yoruba Acrobatic Dance

Juliet Browner and Man Ray, Los Angeles

“Elemu” Yoruba Palm Wine Seller

Heads of Two Women

Nigerian Dancers

Lena Constante with her puppets, Romania

The Dancer

Woman Weaving

Ogendengbe of Ilesha in Kiriji War: The Celebrated Battle of Ekiti-Parapo Independence

Oba Akenzua II

Drawings of uli motifs, with Northcote Thomas’s annotations. Few of Thomas’s fieldnotes survive from his anthropological surveys. There is, however, a collection of these drawings on sheets of notepaper, evidently made by different people during his 1910-

Head of Imade

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Head of a Nupe Woman from Nigeria

My favourite machine gunner, Alsace

1:7690, 3145 kms of Fenced Border, East

Dancing Girls

Dylan Thomas, Vogue Studio, London

Fulani Girl

Sacrifice to the Sky-God

Yoruba Acrobatic Dance

Juliet Browner and Man Ray, Los Angeles

“Elemu” Yoruba Palm Wine Seller

Heads of Two Women

Nigerian Dancers

Lena Constante with her puppets, Romania

The Dancer

Woman Weaving

Ogendengbe of Ilesha in Kiriji War: The Celebrated Battle of Ekiti-Parapo Independence

Oba Akenzua II

Drawings of uli motifs, with Northcote Thomas’s annotations. Few of Thomas’s fieldnotes survive from his anthropological surveys. There is, however, a collection of these drawings on sheets of notepaper, evidently made by different people during his 1910-

Head of Imade

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