A Mundari tends to his cattle at dawn. Central Equatoria, South Sudan (September 2021)
To the Mundari, a small ethnic group in Southern Sudan, Ankole-Watusi cattle are the sacred source of life, wealth, and social status. Mundari sometimes rub themselves in ash from burnt dung and bleach their hair with cattle urine. Dowries are paid in cattle, and a man with enough cattle can have multiple wives.
Provenance for the collector: this image is featured in Art Wolfe’s book Acts of Faith (Mandala Publishing, December 2026)
Art has carefully chosen a select group of images for his Ultra Limited Edition Fine Art Collection. Only 25 total prints will be made of this image. They are printed on a suitable EPSON archival paper using archival EPSON Ultrachrome inks. Art signs the print with a silver acid-free pen.
Print sizes are approximate based on image or format.
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| Print Size | 11 x 14 in., 16 x 20 in., 20 x 30 in., 30 x 40 in., 40 x 60 in. |
