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    Woman Holding a Balance, by Johannes Vermeer. Man Writing a Letter, by Gabriël Metsu. Woman Reading a Letter, by Gabriël Metsu. Summer Evening at Skagen.

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    Spinning dancers balance flaming bowls on their heads, Udaipur, India. There are several traditional dances of West African cultures that include balancing an object on the head as a skillful feat. Ritual dancing among worshippers of the thunder deity , Shango , sometimes balance a container of fire on their heads while dancing.