Liberation Art & Culture Works

I can see you.

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thebeautyindistortion:

Ashkan Honarvar - Ubakagi

Skunder Boghossian “JU JU’s Wedding” 

fyeahblackhistory:

Rock art (Petroglyphs) from Jebel Uweinat, in the Egyptian-Libyan-Sudanese border (Possibly 6000-4000BCE).

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ipd:

bamileke_dancers

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knocliff:

Bust of an African Woman by Charles Henry Joseph Cordier 1851 Bronze. 

Charles Henry Joseph Cordier was a frenchman who’s best known for his ethnographic sculptures. Though hes a white dude, he really captures the essence of this African Woman. Thanks http://thetableoftruth.tumblr.com/ for the find!

Wow! I have to show my mom her twin! Lol

Tomb of Huy — Ancient Nubia c.1342-1333 BCE

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Damn, they chipped away the nose and the Uraeus. They aint fuck with them Lips tho.

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aboutegypt:

The Mortuary Temple of Merenptah (by luxortaxi.com)

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contemporarynegro:

Happy Valentines Day!!!

Primordial Couple - Wood Carved, Metal, Dogon Tribe, Mali

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amal-leila:

Initiation of a Priest by Yinka Adeyemi. Nigeria.

Yinka Adeyemi has been one of Nigeria’s leading contemporary artists for the past four decades. He is among the original artists of the distinguished Oshogbo art movement of the Yoruba of western Nigeria. Oshogbo is known for its rich cultural heritage, which has been celebrated annually with the Osun Festival.

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