Family by Jean-Michel Voge, Surma Tribe, Omo Valley Ethiopia, Africa, 1990s Works on Paper against which setting the geisha

against which setting the geisha stands out in her traditional garb

Additional sizes (gelatin silver):

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

A classic black and white photograph from the late 1930s to early 1940s

Family by Jean-Michel Voge, Surma Tribe, Omo Valley Ethiopia, Africa, 1990s Works on Paper against which setting the geishaFamily, 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