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Those are beautiful portraits. It's a shame you couldn't post one image each along with its identification or provenance. You never know if some viewers may want some sort of provenance or information regarding each image posted in this thread.
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@rahotep101, Why did you choose Meriam George to best resemble Nefertari, when instead, someone like Anaya Hayes (who is an Egyptian) would have been more appropriate.
Anaya Hayes
If anything, Meriam George could possibly resemble YOUR wife (Nofret) lol; unless the color used is symbolic.
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^ Mighty fine sista? Anaya Hayes doesn't even consider herself African let alone Black.
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quote:Originally posted by Sahel (Siptah): ^ Mighty fine sista? Anaya Hayes doesn't even consider herself African let alone Black.
I honestly had never heard of her before, but if she claims so...it's a bit weird. Then again on the other hand a lot of black people feel uncomfortable calling themselves black (the colonial mindset, of black is negative). I think it's something like some Afro-Latinos, perhaps? But not being African is a bit too far fetched.
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Bump this S@it up!!
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