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two friends dressed in three-pocket bush suits with pith helmets imitating the actor Eddy Constantine; both men stand with one foot on a small table leaning on their knee

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Untitled (two friends dressed in three-pocket bush suits), c. 1957-1960

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African woman reclining on a rug holding seated baby

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Untitled, c. 1952 (printed 2001)

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African woman seated on a bench wearing turban-like head cloth, large print dress, several necklaces; bracelet carved with oval motif

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Untitled, c. 1957 (printed 1997)

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woman lying on a rug with child seated on a pillow in front of her; she is wearing a turban, large earrings and a circular patterned dress. A young mother with her baby. She is wearing a taffeta headscarf, called a karton, because it is held up by a piece of cardboard. She also has a collection of gold rings called "waterfalls" (dyi suuru) on her right braid and a loose dress. . .

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Untitled (a young mother with her baby), c. 1960-1964

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two female friends seated and dressed in loose 'grand Dakar' dresses, one in a flower print and the other with large white spots within banding Two friends dressed in loose "grand Dakar" dresses, one in a flower print, and the other with large white spots known as "petites pièces d'un franc" (tama-tama ni).

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Untitled (two female friends seated), 1921-1988

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large man seated and dressed in a loose boubou, a white smock (forokoni) and a black fez, holding his daughter on his left leg. Dressed in a loose boubou, a white smock (forokoni), and a black fez, this wonderful giant known to everyone in Bamako is proud of his lovely daughter.

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Dressed in a loose boubou, a white smock (forokoni), and a black fez, this wonderful giant known to everyone in Bamako is proud of his lovely daughter., c. 1949-1952 (printed 1998)

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