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A group of Nigerian dancers who are performing in traditional costume for Queen Elizabeth
A group of Nigerian dancers who are performing in traditional costume for Queen Elizabeth II and The Duke of Edinburgh during their tour of Nigeria. These dancers with large beaded headdresses and mirrors fixed to them are the Bonny dancers from Bonny. 7th February 1956
Freddie Reed and Arthur Sidey
Daily Mirror
Mirrorpix
Enugu
Nigeria
DM RH952
Media ID 21845747
© Mirrorpix
1956 Abroad Dance Dancers Duke Of Edinburgh Nigeria Overseas Prince Philip Queen Elizabeth Ii Traditional West Africa
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In this photo print, we are transported back to the vibrant and culturally rich Nigeria of the 1950s. A group of Nigerian dancers, adorned in magnificent traditional costumes, take center stage as they perform for none other than Queen Elizabeth II and The Duke of Edinburgh during their tour of Nigeria. The dancers belong to the Bonny tribe and wear large beaded headdresses embellished with mirrors that catch the light, creating a dazzling spectacle. Their rhythmic movements and graceful gestures reflect centuries-old traditions passed down through generations. As they dance before royalty, their energy fills the air with an infectious joy that transcends language barriers. This moment captures not only a performance but also a celebration of Nigerian heritage and pride. Enugu comes alive as locals gather around to witness this historic event. The visit by Queen Elizabeth II and Prince Philip symbolizes a bridge between cultures, showcasing the beauty of West African traditions on an international stage. Photographers Freddie Reed and Arthur Sidey have expertly captured this significant moment in time. Their lens immortalizes not just the performers but also serves as a testament to cultural exchange and understanding. This remarkable photograph print is more than just an image; it represents unity amidst diversity, tradition meeting modernity, all while honoring Nigeria's rich cultural tapestry.
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