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The Role of Women in the Revolution by Ahmed Sékou Touré
Art Institute of Chicago

The Role of Women in the Revolution

Ahmed Sékou Touré · c. 1975

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Ownership history

  1. The artist; sold through Philip Martin Gallery, Los Angeles, CA to Kim and Keith Allen-Niesen, Los Angeles, CA, 2021; given to the Art Institute of Chicago, 2025.

Recorded by Art Institute of Chicago.

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Artist

Ahmed Sékou Touré

Date

c. 1975

Medium

Book, offset lithograph

Dimensions

17.8 × 12.7 cm (7 × 5 in.)

Department

Photography and Media

Culture / origin

United States

Credit line

Gift of Kim and Keith Allen-Niesen

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Artist authority

Ahmed Sékou Touré

President of Guinea (1922-1984)

Lifespan
1922 – 1984
Wikidata
Q155402
VIAF
39389518
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