The Yoruba twin photograph is a modern extension of which traditional sculptural form?
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The question is asking which traditional sculptural form the Yoruba twin photograph extends from, implying a connection between photography and traditional sculpture in the Yoruba culture.
Answer
ere ibeji
The final answer is ere ibeji.
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The final answer is ere ibeji.
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Ère Ìbejì are traditional Yoruba sculptures created when a twin dies. They are carved to hold the spirit of the deceased twin and are regarded with great cultural significance.
Tips
A common mistake is confusing Ère Ìbejì with other cultural artifacts like Nok or nkisi nkonde, which have different origins and purposes.
Sources
- Art: Twin Figures (Ère Ìbejì) - Annenberg Learner - learner.org
- The Trouble with Twins: Image and Ritual of the Yoruba ère ìbejì - proquest.com
- Pair of twin figures (Ère Ìbejì) - Brooklyn Museum - brooklynmuseum.org
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