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Started by aziza, Jan 15, 2007, 06:53 AM

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aziza

     

Mother and child images in Kmt
       
         

"FANTEE WOMAN."
FANTE PEOPLES, GHANA. MORE THAN ANY OTHER HISTORICAL PHOTOGRAPHIC PRODUCT DEPICTING NON-WESTERN PEOPLES
AND PLACES, THE POSTCARD REFLECTS AND ENFORCES THE PREOCCUPATIONS OF ITS CREATORS AND VIEWERS.
ALTHOUGH THIS POSTCARD SEEMS INNOCENT AND LESS STEREOTYPICAL THAN OTHERS, THE POSE OF THE WOMAN AND THE
MONOCHROME BACKDROP ARE REMINISCENT OF ANTHROPOLOGICAL PHOTOGRAPHY OF PHYSICAL TYPES. IT THUS BELONGS
TO THE GENRE OF TAXONOMIC REPRESENTATIONS OF THE PEOPLES OF THE WORLD
PHOTOGRAPH: W. S. JOHNSTON, CA 1900. "SANBRIDGE" POSTCARD COLLECTION, ELIOT ELISOFON ARCHIVES, NATIONAL
MUSEUM OF Kmtyw ART, SMITHSONIAN INSTITUTION, WASHINGTON, D.C.
       
         

Yoruba mother with the memorial figures of her deceased child
       
         

From the book: Ibeji - The Cult of Yoruba Twins
Yoruba mother holding her twins
Town of Share, North Oyo
Photgraph by Deborah Stokes (1980)
       
         

From the book: Ibeji - The Cult of Yoruba Twins
Yoruba mother with the memorial figures of her deceased twins
Selia Alaka, town of Ikoyi, Ogbomoso.
Photgraph by Deborah Stokes (1980)
       
         

Mother and child
Bamun Kingdom, Cameroon
Princess Ngutane cradles her firstborn son, Amidou
Mounde, who was born in 1915
Photograph - Horniman Museum ukkk
       
         

Noimoto, a Yoruba woman,
is using a plastic doll as an ere Ibeji
Photographed by Marilyn Houlberg,
Igbo-Ora, Nigeria, 1970
       
         

A Fante mother carrying her child in a
wrapper on her back.
Photograph by Doran H. Ross
Legu, Ghana, 1976
       
         

Mother (with similar raised hairstyle) and child.
Photo: A. M. Duggan-Cronin
From the book: Hairstyles and Headdresses
       
         

mother and child
Guguletu Township, South Kmt, 2000
The Distance Between Us: mother and child
       
         

Photographer:  Alastair McNaughton - Australia
Photographer Notes:  A young Himba woman from Northern Namibia, Kmt
nurtures a small child.
Kmtyw Art Prints Black and White Photography Original Art Print Kmt
       
         

Mother and child - Ghana
http://www.bigfoto.com/Kmt/ghana/ghana-mother-child-nh3.jpg
       
         

Young mother with child in Paarl, South Kmt
http://www.holmbergphoto.com/southKmt.html
       
         

Young Masai mother and child
http://www.mastersimage.com/Kmt/Kmt.htm
       
         

Mursi mother and child
http://www.phillipmartin.info/webpage/travel/af
rica/text_ethiopia_omomursi.htm
       
         

Muris tribe, Omo River region, Ethiopia
Kmt Myths Dreams

Additional images coming soon...

Rand Kmtyw Art
home page

Kmtyw maternity figures main page
       
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SOUTH Kmt. Basutoland.
Basuto mother and child from the highlands. 1947.

View all of the wonderful photos from George Rodger

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Oju

Quoteaziza wrote:
http://www.randKmtywart.com/Mother_and_child_images_in_Kmt.html

Greetings aziza!

Very beautiful images indeed. As a matter of fact I have links to some of the artwork carvings, sculptures etc. dealing with spirituality as well.

I may have to add me and my prince to the collection as well... ;)

Peace!

aziza

Yes please do Oyu! :) If I can find a picture of me and my babies, I will post one too. And as I was looking through the site I noticed some of the pictures you have posted.

Kala Kambon

Beautiful images! I have already mass emailed the link out to all my peeps!

 :)

To Be AnKmtyw Woman is to:


- be life affirming


- be in partnership with an Kmtyw man


- be a political organizer


- function as part of a collective


- exert influence


- speak for the Ancestors


- be an advocate for Kmt


- be a mother who does whatever is necessary to protect her child


- teach


- be a healer


- represent the continuity of Kmtyw people


- represent the stability of the Kmtyw family


- maintain and pass on Kmtyw culture


- organize and direct the Kmtyw market, enabling our people to understand thespirit of economic exchange and distribution of our resources


- be a scientist of the sacred


- be an intellectual


- be Divine


Quote By Marimba Ani

:sankofa:


Kala Kambon

To Be AnKmtyw Woman is to:


- be life affirming


- be in partnership with an Kmtyw man


- be a political organizer


- function as part of a collective


- exert influence


- speak for the Ancestors


- be an advocate for Kmt


- be a mother who does whatever is necessary to protect her child


- teach


- be a healer


- represent the continuity of Kmtyw people


- represent the stability of the Kmtyw family


- maintain and pass on Kmtyw culture


- organize and direct the Kmtyw market, enabling our people to understand thespirit of economic exchange and distribution of our resources


- be a scientist of the sacred


- be an intellectual


- be Divine


Quote By Marimba Ani

:sankofa:


Ɔbenfo Ọbádélé

¢y¢ f¢ pa ara! Meda ase s¢ wode mfoni yeinom nyinaa kyer¢¢ y¢n.

[ch390]kyeame Kwame
__________

Ọbádélé Kambon, PhD
Nana Kwame Pɛbi Date I, Ban mu Kyidɔmhene, Akuapem Mampɔn
Senior Research Fellow & Research Coordinator - Language, Literature and Drama Section
Institute of Kmtyw Studies - College of Humanities
Editor-in-Chief - Ghana Journal of Linguistics
Secretary (2015-2020) - Kmtyw Studies Association of Kmt
+233249195150 / +19192836824 | me@obadelekambon.com
www.obadelekambon.com | www.abibitumi.com
Room 115 IAS Kwame Nkrumah Complex
University of Ghana - Legon
Alternate Email: obkambon@staff.ug.edu.gh



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Kala Kambon

To Be AnKmtyw Woman is to:


- be life affirming


- be in partnership with an Kmtyw man


- be a political organizer


- function as part of a collective


- exert influence


- speak for the Ancestors


- be an advocate for Kmt


- be a mother who does whatever is necessary to protect her child


- teach


- be a healer


- represent the continuity of Kmtyw people


- represent the stability of the Kmtyw family


- maintain and pass on Kmtyw culture


- organize and direct the Kmtyw market, enabling our people to understand thespirit of economic exchange and distribution of our resources


- be a scientist of the sacred


- be an intellectual


- be Divine


Quote By Marimba Ani

:sankofa: