Digital Library - Selected African Holdings
University of Southern California
Selected items with African Origination
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Portrait of a Hova woman. The young woman wears a lamba et protects herself against the sun with an umbrella. The lamba is the principal piece of clothes of the …
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"Ambòhimànga, from the North, Antsàhamànitra Church". View of village houses, church and hills. Indigenous group seated to right. John Parrett served as a printer for the London Missionary Society in …
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A Gabonese man sits on a bench in front of his house. He wears a necklace and rests a large wooden pole on his shoulder. In the background a river …
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Four young girls in white dresses and headcoverings are posed standing outdoors. The back of the postcard is blank and contains information about the mission agency: "Stanley-Falls. Missie der Priesters …
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African people and hippopotamus along the Ogooue river, in Gabon.
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Portrait of the back of a girl Peul-Bororo, from the North of Cameroon.
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"Mbonambi skole" ("Mbonambi school")
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"Rikatla [Ricatla]. Alcoolisme & stupeur" ("Rikatla [Ricatla]. Alcoholism & stupor"). Photograph of a group of men of African origin sitting under a tree around a light colored bucket. In the …
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"Danses indigènes." ("Indigenous dances.") Photograph of African dancers. In the foreground, on the right, a xylophone and drums. In the background, a group of people watching the dancers, a hut …
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"Christenfrauen, -Mädchen und -Kinder der Station Mamba" ("Christian women, girls and children from Mamba station"). A large group of women and children in front of the half-finished church tower. Most …