From an online catalog of an African Art exhibition at the Lakeview Museum of Arts and Sciences in Peoria, Illinois in 1994, background information on Yoruban art . Kingship discussed alongside examples of fabric and beadwork. Of the Orisha , there is a statue of Eshu , and a full page about Sango with photos of shrines, and statues of Sango and priestess.
Religious information appears in the context of wood and metal work examination.
These visual cues appear few other places, they provide critical association. While the materials photographed are rich, the photographs are few and small. An extended plaintext authorless file on African Religion Syncretism describes both Vodun and Santeria in an attempt to . The African origins and the early development of each is studied in comparison, what happens when these believes hit the new world. OrishaNet OrishaNet is comprehensive and pedagogical.