Africans Collection (page 25)

Temple of Amon - Ra. EGYPT. QUENA. Luxor. Thebes. Temple of Amon - Ra. Sphinx Avenue. Egyptian art. New Kingdom. Architecture

MOROCCO. Rabat. Bab Oudaia (h. 1195), gate of the Kasbah. Islamic art. Architecture

EGYPT. ALEXANDRIA. Abu Mina. Paleo-christian art. Architecture

Trajans Kiosk. 2nd c. EGYPT. Philae. Egyptian art. Roman and Byzantine period. Architecture

EGYPT. GIZA. Giza. Pyramids of Khufu, Khafre and Menkaure. Egyptian art. Old Kingdom. Architecture

Colossal Statue of Ramses II. 13th c. BC. Egyptian art. New Kingdom. Sculpture. Proc: EGYPT. Mit Rahina. Memphis

African Lip Plates
Africans with lip plates (pelele), part of a circus, which was about to travel to London. Date: 1930s

Cover design, Regie Air Afrique timetable
Cover design, French Air Ministry, Regie Air Afrique, timetable for the Europe-Congo-Madagascar summer service. 1936

Title page and frontispiece, Travels through Africa

African Children
These three young Africans have been taught to dress respectably and to salute their elders and betters... Date: early 20th century

Moorish Cafe - Algeria
Black African men taking tea and a smoke of a hookah pipe at a drink at a Moorish Cafe - Algeria. Two of the men are playing a board game. Date: circa 1910s

Scene from The White Assegai
A scene from a play by Allan King, produced at the Playhouse, London in 1930, the story of a Native Commissioner in colonial Africa

Sketches in Africa - Burning Shells for Lime
Native farmers on the Mozambique coast, near the mouth of the Zambesi river pictured collecting and burning shells in order to make lime to fertilise the soil they are working

Man and Woman of the Jaggas People
Man and Woman of the Jaggas people of southern East Africa. A book of national types and costumes from the early 19th century

Four happy Algerians
Four happy black Algerians, seated outside a building

Waiting for transports - Burma - 1944
British, West Africans and Gurkhas, the backbone of Wingates Burma Jungle forces, wait at the ramps to file into transports or gliders for the forward movement to Broadway

Cameroon, Africa - In the Bush

Rolling a Palm Oil Cask - Nigeria

Sudanese youngsters at Alexandria
A gang of Sudanese youngsters at Alexandria - two are holding spears

The Strangers Home, Limehouse, 1870
Engraving showing the interior of one of the rooms of the Strangers Home for Asiatics, Africans and South Sea Islanders in West India Dock Road, Limehouse, London, 1870

Central Africans
Left, a man and woman of Timbuktu : on their right, two people of the Tibbo people

Young East Africans

West Africans
Two men of West Africa. one a warrior or hunter

Waving to Balloon / Africa
A balloonist is greeted by native Africans mounted on camels who wave toward this unusual sight

Gemsbok - Etosha National Park Namibia Africa
MAB-720 Gemsbok Etosha National Park Namibia Africa Oryx gazella Mark Boulton Please note that prints are for personal display purposes only and may not be reproduced in any way

Racial / Africans C1830
Two richly dressed Africans

Net Fishing / Africa
Africans netting fish

Transvaal Mail Coach
A horse-drawn mail coach in the Transvaal, driven across the veldt by native Africans and drawn by eight horses

Africans with Pelele
Three Congo natives with lip plates (pelele), listening to a radio broadcast in West Africa

WW1 / 1915 / CAMEROONS
Africans (led by a British Officer) use a light artillery- piece against the Germans at Jabassi

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Exploring the rich heritage of Africans, we embark on a captivating journey through time and art. From the ancient wonders of Libya's Leptis Magna in Tripoli to the awe-inspiring Tomb of Tutankhamun, African history unfolds before our eyes. Intricate Egyptian paintings grace the walls, telling stories that have withstood centuries. The Inlay of Akhenaten or Nefertiti showcases their artistic brilliance during the Armana period. Crafted from glass, it radiates beauty even today. Venturing beyond Egypt's borders, we encounter diverse cultures and traditions. A glimpse into Mundari life reveals a young boy immersed in his tribe's customs - a testament to their resilience and identity. Egyptian art continues to captivate us as we marvel at the Stela of royal scribe Ani and admire the majestic Statue of Djoser. These masterpieces offer glimpses into an era long gone but forever cherished. Moving further westward, we discover Granada and Murcia kingdoms depicted on an ancient map. Their historical significance echoes through time, reminding us of Africa's vast influence across continents. The vibrant frescoes adorning Hathor within Horemheb's tomb transport us back to ancient times where colors breathed life onto stone walls. Meanwhile, an old street in Cairo invites us to immerse ourselves in its bustling atmosphere captured by a vivid lithograph. As we tread along Via Dolorosa (the Way of Sorrows), our footsteps echo with empathy for those who walked this path before us. We pause at Pontius Pilate's house - witness to momentous events that shaped history itself - contemplating its significance amidst Jerusalem’s storied streets. Celebrating diversity is essential when exploring African heritage; thus, we embrace all facets including black women portrayed beautifully on canvas by talented artists like BLACK WOMAN (1875-1876). Their strength and resilience shine through each brushstroke.