Igbo Palm Wine Tapper
A gelatin silver print depicting an Igbo palm wine tapper standing beside a building with a corrugated metal roof. The tapper carries a climbing rope and a calabash over his shoulder and holds a machete in his right hand, wearing a loin-cloth. The wall of the building is decorated with paintings depicting animals and anthropomorphic figures with elongated limbs.
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