Jonathan Kenworthy (b. 1943)

'By the busy wells at Wajir, where stories claim that Cleopatra once watered her camels, and where up to two thousand camels can be assembled by midday, a beautiful Somali woman waits her turn at the well, leaning easily against her recumbent camel. Queuing for a place can last half the day' (see S. Russell, Jonathan Kenworthy: sculpture and works on paper, London, 2007, chapter 8).