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Angola Collection

Angola, a captivating country located in southwestern Africa, is known for its rich history and diverse culture

Background imageAngola Collection: Africa Political Map

Africa Political Map
Antique illustration of a Africa Political Map from 1893

Background imageAngola Collection: Anna Nzinga

Anna Nzinga, also known as Ana de Souso Nzinga Mbande, 17th century queen of the Ndongo and Matamba kingdoms of the Mbundu people in south western Africa

Background imageAngola Collection: Luanda, Angola - Group of Mondombos Tribespeople, Mocamedes

Luanda, Angola - Group of Mondombos Tribespeople, Mocamedes
A group of Mondombos Tribespeople (modern Herero) from the region close to Mocamedes (Mossamedes) (the capital city of Namibe Province in post-independence Angola). Date: circa 1906

Background imageAngola Collection: EXPL2A-00366

EXPL2A-00366
Map of equatorial Africa as known in the 1870s. Printed color lithograph, 19th century

Background imageAngola Collection: Angola / Luanda / St Paul

Angola / Luanda / St Paul
Luanda (Sao Paolo de Loanda): general view

Background imageAngola Collection: Angola, Africa - Marimba Players

Angola, Africa - Marimba Players
Luanda, Angola, Africa - A local band with seated Marimba players

Background imageAngola Collection: Man and Woman of Cacongo

Man and Woman of Cacongo on the coast of Angola (formerly part of the Congo, Central Africa). A book of national types and costumes from the early 19th century

Background imageAngola Collection: Children of the OvaTwa

Children of the OvaTwa
Trevor Cole

Background imageAngola Collection: Ovahimba Baby and Grandmother

Ovahimba Baby and Grandmother
Tori E Bohn

Background imageAngola Collection: Ovatwa Child

Ovatwa Child
Tori E Bohn

Background imageAngola Collection: Morning Smoke

Morning Smoke
Tori E Bohn

Background imageAngola Collection: Who is that Mom?

Who is that Mom?
Tori E Bohn

Background imageAngola Collection: Himba woman at southern Angola

Himba woman at southern Angola
Elena Molina

Background imageAngola Collection: Omukuvale adornment

Omukuvale adornment
Trevor Cole

Background imageAngola Collection: Omukuvale mother and child

Omukuvale mother and child
Trevor Cole

Background imageAngola Collection: Omukuvale girl

Omukuvale girl
Trevor Cole

Background imageAngola Collection: A candid moment

A candid moment
Trevor Cole

Background imageAngola Collection: OmuKuvale tribeswoman

OmuKuvale tribeswoman
Trevor Cole

Background imageAngola Collection: Omukuvale mother and child

Omukuvale mother and child
Trevor Cole

Background imageAngola Collection: Omukuvale beauty

Omukuvale beauty
Trevor Cole

Background imageAngola Collection: OmuKuvale adornment

OmuKuvale adornment
Trevor Cole

Background imageAngola Collection: OvaKuvale village life

OvaKuvale village life
Trevor Cole

Background imageAngola Collection: Ovanguendelengo girl

Ovanguendelengo girl
Trevor Cole

Background imageAngola Collection: A woman of the Ovakuvale

A woman of the Ovakuvale
Trevor Cole

Background imageAngola Collection: Ovakuvale women

Ovakuvale women
Trevor Cole

Background imageAngola Collection: Ovakuvale Mother and Baby

Ovakuvale Mother and Baby
Tori E Bohn

Background imageAngola Collection: OvaKuvale Beauty

OvaKuvale Beauty
Tori E Bohn

Background imageAngola Collection: Karavi of the OvaHimba

Karavi of the OvaHimba
Trevor Cole

Background imageAngola Collection: An OmuHimba girl, Karavi

An OmuHimba girl, Karavi
Trevor Cole

Background imageAngola Collection: Karari

Karari
Trevor Cole

Background imageAngola Collection: Karavi

Karavi
Trevor Cole

Background imageAngola Collection: Portugal colonialism in Angola, 1903-03 (b/w photo)

Portugal colonialism in Angola, 1903-03 (b/w photo)
7292905 Portugal colonialism in Angola, 1903-03 (b/w photo); (add.info.: History. Negotiations on rubber between indigenous people and Portuguese settlers)

Background imageAngola Collection: Chart of the Guinea coast, Manicongo and Angola as far as the Cape of Good Hope

Chart of the Guinea coast, Manicongo and Angola as far as the Cape of Good Hope, 1596 (coloured engraving)
7339482 Chart of the Guinea coast, Manicongo and Angola as far as the Cape of Good Hope, 1596 (coloured engraving) by Davis, L

Background imageAngola Collection: From the inside

From the inside
Trevor Cole

Background imageAngola Collection: Chart of Congo and Angola, Africa, 1670 (engraving)

Chart of Congo and Angola, Africa, 1670 (engraving)
7339514 Chart of Congo and Angola, Africa, 1670 (engraving) by Ogilby, John (1600-1676); 29x35 cm; National Maritime Museum, London, UK; (add.info.: Creator: John Ogilby Sea decorated with ships)

Background imageAngola Collection: Kraken or giant cuttlefish attacking a fishing boat off the coast of Angola

Kraken or giant cuttlefish attacking a fishing boat off the coast of Angola
FLO4989199 Kraken or giant cuttlefish attacking a fishing boat off the coast of Angola. After a description by Pierre Denys de Montfort in his Natural History of the Mollusca

Background imageAngola Collection: New life in the OvaTwa

New life in the OvaTwa
Trevor Cole

Background imageAngola Collection: Young OmuHakaona girl

Young OmuHakaona girl
Trevor Cole

Background imageAngola Collection: Omukuvale mother and child

Omukuvale mother and child
Trevor Cole

Background imageAngola Collection: Our hair

Our hair
Trevor Cole

Background imageAngola Collection: Ovahimba traditions

Ovahimba traditions
Trevor Cole

Background imageAngola Collection: Man of the Ovahimba

Man of the Ovahimba
Trevor Cole

Background imageAngola Collection: Karavi

Karavi
Trevor Cole

Background imageAngola Collection: Kenyanga and Karavi

Kenyanga and Karavi
Trevor Cole

Background imageAngola Collection: OmuHakaona woman

OmuHakaona woman
Trevor Cole

Background imageAngola Collection: Karari of the Himba

Karari of the Himba
Trevor Cole

Background imageAngola Collection: Karavi in her hut

Karavi in her hut
Trevor Cole

Background imageAngola Collection: OmuKuvale woman

OmuKuvale woman
Trevor Cole




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Angola, a captivating country located in southwestern Africa, is known for its rich history and diverse culture. As depicted on the Africa Political Map, Angola stands proudly as one of the largest countries on the continent. One prominent figure from Angola's past is Anna Nzinga, a fearless queen who resisted Portuguese colonization during the 17th century. Her legacy continues to inspire generations. In Luanda, Angola's capital city, you can witness the vibrant traditions of various tribespeople like the Mondombos. Their colorful attire and warm smiles reflect their deep-rooted cultural heritage. Music plays an integral role in Angolan society, with Marimba Players enchanting audiences with their rhythmic melodies that resonate throughout Angola and beyond. St Paul Cathedral in Luanda stands tall as a symbol of faith and architectural beauty. Its grandeur attracts visitors from all walks of life who seek solace within its walls. The people of Cacongo exemplify unity as they showcase traditional clothing adorned by both men and women. Their pride in preserving their customs is evident through every stitch. Luanda's skyline paints a picture-perfect panorama against the African sky - a testament to Angola's rapid development over recent years. Exploring further along Ambriz Coast reveals glimpses into Africa's fascinating history while admiring breathtaking coastal views that have captivated travelers for centuries. The indigenous Cabindas and Loangos add another layer to Angola's cultural tapestry. Their unique customs and rituals provide insight into ancient traditions passed down through generations. Loanda Market Square bustles with activity as locals engage in lively trade exchanges amidst colorful stalls filled with fresh produce and handcrafted goods - truly an authentic African experience. San Pablo de Loanda offers panoramic vistas of bustling port activities where ships dock after long journeys across vast oceans – connecting distant lands through commerce and exploration. Angola holds countless treasures waiting to be discovered; it beckons adventurers seeking an immersive experience in a land where history, culture, and natural beauty intertwine.