P_WILP1

Title: Willy and the man who killed his brother. (The Cannibal)
Product: Garry Orriss Museum Quality Photo Art Poster
Poster Size: 100cm x 70cm / 39¼ " x 27½"

Notes: Inspired by photographs of Suki Cannibals taken by the artists grandfather Allen Sneesby in 1937, this image shows a tribal warrior from Papua New Guinea in traditional dress holding the skull of the man who killed his brother. The man was killed in a war that started over the theft of three pigs in which 17 people were killed including Willy's father, brother and two cousins. Because of animist belief the teeth have been removed and placed in two black burnt bowls, (see picture).  Some of the skeleton has then been placed with Willy's ancestors to confuse the victim's vengeful ghost. This Poster is from the Garry Orriss 'When Pictures Tell a Story Series' and comes with a complete explanation to the history, meanings and designs within the artwork. This outstanding photo art poster has been manufactured with the worlds best gloss lamination technologies and is nominated for the International Poster of the Year Award. The poster is printed on one side and comes with a 100% money back guarantee. Please note that for every poster sold worldwide the artist is donating five percent to cancer research, see more information below.

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