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© Angèle Etoundi Essamba
Digital photo collection for APHEUM Frames
32 black-and-white photographs about dignity, self-determination, and the visibility of Black women.
Angèle Etoundi Essamba · Photographer
Dignity in View – Black and White Photographs by Angèle Etoundi Essamba
Useful life:6 months
32 photographs
Automatic delivery
Frame sold separately
Digital photo collection for APHEUM Frames
About the collection
“Dignity in Focus” brings together 52 photographs by Angèle Etoundi Essamba. Her visual language portrays Black women with tenderness, dignity, and self-determination — beyond familiar stereotypes.
A gaze that makes dignity visible
Scope
32 photographs
Access period
1 month, 3 months, 6 months, 12 months
Delivery
digital and automatic
Use
private use on APHEUM Frames
Included
Digital collection; frame and print not included
The complete collection: Dignity in Focus
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Artists

Angèle Etoundi Essamba
Photographer
How it works
1
Choose an access period and unlock the collection
2
The collection is automatically assigned to your APHEUM account
3
Choose works and experience them on your APHEUM Frame
Terms of use & licence
What is included in the one-time price?+
You unlock the complete digital collection for the purchased access period. No physical print or APHEUM Frame is included.
What happens when the access period ends?+
Access ends after the purchased period. It does not renew automatically and you will not be charged again.
How may I use the collection?+
For the contract term, you receive a non-exclusive right of use for private and non-commercial display on APHEUM Frames. Private use is permitted worldwide. Sharing the content or creating copies for third parties is not permitted.
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Technology & Frame
This digital collection is curated for APHEUM frames. Find out more about the technology and the suitable frame models.
