Yokes Collection
"Yokes: A Tapestry of Captivity and Freedom" In the realm of art, yokes intertwine, Stories woven through space and time
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"Yokes: A Tapestry of Captivity and Freedom" In the realm of art, yokes intertwine, Stories woven through space and time. From ancient Japan to African shores, They speak of struggles, triumphs, and more. Gon-Chunagon Sadaie's poetic verse, One Hundred Poems that still immerse. A glimpse into a bygone era's plight, Where emotions flow with every line's light. African slaves abandoned in despair, Left behind by traders who didn't care. The World in the Hands reveals their pain, Engraved by Laplante, etched like a stain. Whymper's Gang of Captives met at Mbames, On their way to Tette, where hope reclaims. Their faces etched with strength and resilience, An engraving capturing their silent brilliance. Helpers Without Hands shows us a scene, Crossing rivers as if caught in a dream. Davidson's litho brings colors alive, Symbolizing freedom for which they strive. Kikukawa Eizan unveils brine maidens fair, Japan's beauty captured with utmost care. But beneath the surface lies untold tales Of women bound by tradition's strong veils. Actors Yamashita Kinsaku II and Segawa Kikunojo II take stage In Torii Kiyohiro’s masterpiece from another age. Through kabuki theater, they break free From societal norms that try to decree. Street Scenes in Times of Peace reveal Yuan dynasty days; Zhu Yu paints life amidst bustling arrays. Amidst tranquil streets where harmony thrives Lies hidden stories within ordinary lives. Joseph Goldberg crafts Toy Yoke of Oxen true; A symbol of labor that many once knew. Reminding us how progress came at a cost— Man harnessing nature; what might be lost? Tokio’s Street Sketches bring Japan to sight, A glimpse of culture, vibrant and bright.