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Introducing Turkana Girl III

The Turkana Girl III, a captivating piece from the Turkana Collection by South African fine arts photographer David Ballam, showcases the rich cultural heritage of the semi-nomadic Samburu tribe from Kenya's Great Rift Valley. This artwork, featuring a portrait of a woman from the Samburu tribe, is not just a visual masterpiece but also a window into the status and traditions of the tribe. The intricate jewelry worn by the woman reflects her societal status, adding depth and significance to the artwork.

Artistic Features and Specifications

This image is presented in a portrait orientation, offering a detailed and intimate view of the subject. The artwork is available in three distinct formats: a wooden framed canvas, an un-stretched unframed canvas, or a fine art print. Each option is crafted with attention to detail, ensuring that the artwork's beauty is preserved. The wooden frames are reclaimed, featuring organic textures with knots, contusions, and imperfections, adding a unique charm to the artwork. The canvas used is Rembrandt Canvas 380 g/m2, a UV-resistant 100% cotton fabric with a white matte surface, providing a high-resolution and high-density image reproduction.

Dimensions and Availability

The framed canvas is available in two sizes: 35" W x 50" H (89 x 127cm) and 50'' W x 74'' H (127 x 188cm). For the unframed original archival paper prints, you can choose from 25'' W x 35'' H prints (63 x 90cm) with an image white border of 25" x 35" (63 x 90cm) and an actual image of 21" W x 32" H (54 x 81cm), or 43'' W x 63'' H prints (110 x 159cm) with an image white border of 43'' x 63" (110 x 159cm) and an actual image of 38" W x 56" H (95.5 x 143cm). The un-stretched, unframed canvas comes in two sizes as well: 31.5" W x 47" H (80 x 120cm) and 47" W x 71" H (120 x 180cm). Each piece is a testament to David Ballam's skill and the unique culture of the Samburu tribe.