How Susanne Wenger Turned the World Into a Classroom for a Young Artist

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Download as PDF Susanne Wenger may have lived in Òṣogbo, but Ìbàdàn always found a way to tug her back. The distance between the two cities wasn’t exactly a stroll, though it wasn’t terribly far either. She would often hop in her car, cruise through the roads connecting both towns, stop over in Ìbàdàn for […]

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