Family by Jean-Michel Voge, Surma Tribe, Omo Valley Ethiopia, Africa, 1990s Works on Paper A figure holds a pink

A figure holds a pink umbrella and is in sharp contrast to the sunlight appearing in between buildings on her path

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Family by Jean-Michel Voge, Surma Tribe, Omo Valley Ethiopia, Africa, 1990s Works on Paper A figure holds a pinkFamily, from the Surma Tribe, 1996 by Jean Michel (JM) Voge is a photograph of a family in the Omo Valley, Ethiopia. A group portrait of a tribal family in the horn of Africa, Ethiopia in a country once known as Abyssinia. The photograph is printed by the artist on handmade Japanese paper, 13" x 19," in an edition of 5. The print is signed, titled, dated verso (on back of photo) by JM Voge. Available ed. 2 5. Provenance: JM Voge Studio *** Artists