Sources en ligne à exploiter :

• Bio sur meritward.ng (<ref name="meritaward"/>)
• Bio et œuvres sur africa.si.edu (<ref name="ficheafricasiedu"/>)
• Bio et liens externes sur waado.org (<ref name="waado"/>)
• Bio sur africansuccess.org (<ref name="waado"/>)
• Bio sur modernafricanart.com (<ref name="biosuccess"/>)
• Article « Grillo Pavilion honors Bruce Onobrakpeya » sur vanguardngr (<ref name="vanguardngr"/>)
• [PDF] Article « Printmaking in Nigeria: Its Evolution and Developmental History » sur sciendo.com
• Bio sur contemporary-african-art.com

Œuvres en ligne :

• Minneapolis Institute of Arts
• British Museum
• V&A Museum
• Pinterest
• Sotheby's

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