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Cultural objects of African indigenous people, wood engraving, published 1893 Cultural objects of African indigenous people: 1) Spears of the Mang'anja; 2) Arrows of the Mang'anja; 3) Quiver of the Dor; 4) Bow of the Maravi (Malawi, Mozambique); 5) Axes of the Badema; 6) Club of the Dinka (South Sudan); 7) Daggers of the Shira people (Gabon); 8) Slaves fork; 9) War trumpet (White Nile); 10) Dance belt of the girls of the Zande people (Central Africa); 11) Loin cloth of the girls on the middle Zambezi River; 12) Leather apron of the women of the Zande people; 13 Wooden bowl of the Zande people; 14) Saber of the Zande people; 15) Pumpkin bowl of the Tokaleya people (Zambia, Zimbabwe); 16) Axe and spear of the Lotuko people (South Sudan); 17) Shild of the Ganda people (Buganda); 18) Drinking vessel - wattled from grass - of the Ganda people; 19) Leg jewelry of Muteesa I of Buganda; 20) Weapons of the Shira people (Gabon); 21) Woman taboret of the Mangbetu (Congo); 22) West African chair; 23) Rattle, to drive out the devil; 24) Ivory arm ring of the Jur Modo (South Sudan); 25) Single-string fiddle; 26) Sompa; 27) Marimba with beater; 28) Guitar; 29) Timpani of the Dinka (South Sudan). The explanations are in German. Wood engraving, published in 1893. drawing of loin cloth stock illustrations
Cultural objects of African indigenous people, wood engraving, published 1893 Cultural objects of African indigenous people: 1) Spears of the Mang'anja; 2) Arrows of the Mang'anja; 3) Quiver of the Dor; 4) Bow of the Maravi (Malawi, Mozambique); 5) Axes of the Badema; 6) Club of the Dinka (South Sudan); 7) Daggers of the Shira people (Gabon); 8) Slaves fork; 9) War trumpet (White Nile); 10) Dance belt of the girls of the Zande people (Central Africa); 11) Loin cloth of the girls on the middle Zambezi River; 12) Leather apron of the women of the Zande people; 13 Wooden bowl of the Zande people; 14) Saber of the Zande people; 15) Pumpkin bowl of the Tokaleya people (Zambia, Zimbabwe); 16) Axe and spear of the Lotuko people (South Sudan); 17) Shild of the Ganda people (Buganda); 18) Drinking vessel - wattled from grass - of the Ganda people; 19) Leg jewelry of Muteesa I of Buganda; 20) Weapons of the Shira people (Gabon); 21) Woman taboret of the Mangbetu (Congo); 22) West African chair; 23) Rattle, to drive out the devil; 24) Ivory arm ring of the Jur Modo (South Sudan); 25) Single-string fiddle; 26) Sompa; 27) Marimba with beater; 28) Guitar; 29) Timpani of the Dinka (South Sudan). The explanations are in German. Wood engraving, published in 1893. drawing of loin cloth stock illustrations

Cultural objects of African indigenous people: 1) Spears of the Mang'anja; 2) Arrows of the Mang'anja; 3) Quiver of the Dor; 4) Bow of the Maravi (Malawi, Mozambique); 5) Axes of the Badema; 6) Club of the Dinka (South Sudan); 7) Daggers of the Shira people (Gabon); 8) Slaves fork; 9) War trumpet (White Nile); 10) Dance belt of the girls of the Zande people (Central Africa); 11) Loin cloth of the girls on the middle Zambezi River; 12) Leather apron of the women of the Zande people; 13 Wooden bowl of the Zande people; 14) Saber of the Zande people; 15) Pumpkin bowl of the Tokaleya people (Zambia, Zimbabwe); 16) Axe and spear of the Lotuko people (South Sudan); 17) Shild of the Ganda people (Buganda); 18) Drinking vessel - wattled from grass - of the Ganda people; 19) Leg jewelry of Muteesa I of Buganda; 20) Weapons of the Shira people (Gabon); 21) Woman taboret of the Mangbetu (Congo); 22) West African chair; 23) Rattle, to drive out the devil; 24) Ivory arm ring of the Jur Modo (South Sudan); 25) Single-string fiddle; 26) Sompa; 27) Marimba with beater; 28) Guitar; 29) Timpani of the Dinka (South Sudan). The explanations are in German. Wood engraving, published in 1893.

Malay culture, wood engravings, published in 1897 Malay culture, left side: 1, 3-6) Idols (ancestral portraits) from Nias, 2) Funeral building on Borneo; 7) Dance mask; 8) Peasant costume from Borneo; 9) Pirate from Sulu; 10) Proa from Sumatra; 11) Dayak village on Borneo; 12) House of the Batak people on Sumatra; 13) Javanese house. Right side: 1-8) Farm tools and knives ; 9) Blowpipe with bayonet (Borneo); 10) Spear (Nias); 11) Quiver (Borneo); 12) Earring (Nias); 13) Headdress of a chieftain (Nias); 14) Sabre (Jawa Timur); 15) Kris (Java); 16) Sabre (Sumatra); 17) Sword (Nias); 18) Kris (Bali); 19) Kris (Sulawesi); 20) Spear (Luzon); 21) Drum, (Nias); 22) Braided edging (Sulawesi); 23) Loincloth edging of Dayak (Borneo); 24) Carvings of the Dayak (Borneo); 25) Brazier and rice pot (Java); 26) Hair comb (Nias); 27) Earring (Nias); 28) Shield of the Dayak (Borneo); 29) Bangle of men (Nias); 30) Spoon (Nias); 31) Fiddle. Wood engravings, published in 1897. drawing of loin cloth stock illustrations
Malay culture, wood engravings, published in 1897 Malay culture, left side: 1, 3-6) Idols (ancestral portraits) from Nias, 2) Funeral building on Borneo; 7) Dance mask; 8) Peasant costume from Borneo; 9) Pirate from Sulu; 10) Proa from Sumatra; 11) Dayak village on Borneo; 12) House of the Batak people on Sumatra; 13) Javanese house. Right side: 1-8) Farm tools and knives ; 9) Blowpipe with bayonet (Borneo); 10) Spear (Nias); 11) Quiver (Borneo); 12) Earring (Nias); 13) Headdress of a chieftain (Nias); 14) Sabre (Jawa Timur); 15) Kris (Java); 16) Sabre (Sumatra); 17) Sword (Nias); 18) Kris (Bali); 19) Kris (Sulawesi); 20) Spear (Luzon); 21) Drum, (Nias); 22) Braided edging (Sulawesi); 23) Loincloth edging of Dayak (Borneo); 24) Carvings of the Dayak (Borneo); 25) Brazier and rice pot (Java); 26) Hair comb (Nias); 27) Earring (Nias); 28) Shield of the Dayak (Borneo); 29) Bangle of men (Nias); 30) Spoon (Nias); 31) Fiddle. Wood engravings, published in 1897. drawing of loin cloth stock illustrations

Malay culture, left side: 1, 3-6) Idols (ancestral portraits) from Nias, 2) Funeral building on Borneo; 7) Dance mask; 8) Peasant costume from Borneo; 9) Pirate from Sulu; 10) Proa from Sumatra; 11) Dayak village on Borneo; 12) House of the Batak people on Sumatra; 13) Javanese house. Right side: 1-8) Farm tools and knives ; 9) Blowpipe with bayonet (Borneo); 10) Spear (Nias); 11) Quiver (Borneo); 12) Earring (Nias); 13) Headdress of a chieftain (Nias); 14) Sabre (Jawa Timur); 15) Kris (Java); 16) Sabre (Sumatra); 17) Sword (Nias); 18) Kris (Bali); 19) Kris (Sulawesi); 20) Spear (Luzon); 21) Drum, (Nias); 22) Braided edging (Sulawesi); 23) Loincloth edging of Dayak (Borneo); 24) Carvings of the Dayak (Borneo); 25) Brazier and rice pot (Java); 26) Hair comb (Nias); 27) Earring (Nias); 28) Shield of the Dayak (Borneo); 29) Bangle of men (Nias); 30) Spoon (Nias); 31) Fiddle. Wood engravings, published in 1897.

Native american comanche chief riding horse 1891 Native american comanche chief riding horse 1891
Frederic Sackrider Remington was an American painter, illustrator, sculptor, and writer who specialized in depictions of the Old American West, specifically concentrating on the last quarter of the 19th century American West and images of Cowboys, American Indians, and the U.S. Cavalry.
Original edition from my own archives
Source : 1891 Ilustración Artística drawing of loin cloth stock illustrations
Native american comanche chief riding horse 1891 Native american comanche chief riding horse 1891 Frederic Sackrider Remington was an American painter, illustrator, sculptor, and writer who specialized in depictions of the Old American West, specifically concentrating on the last quarter of the 19th century American West and images of Cowboys, American Indians, and the U.S. Cavalry. Original edition from my own archives Source : 1891 Ilustración Artística drawing of loin cloth stock illustrations

Native american comanche chief riding horse 1891 Frederic Sackrider Remington was an American painter, illustrator, sculptor, and writer who specialized in depictions of the Old American West, specifically concentrating on the last quarter of the 19th century American West and images of Cowboys, American Indians, and the U.S. Cavalry. Original edition from my own archives Source : 1891 Ilustración Artística

African Warriors in 19th Century Africa Two African warriors argue after their village had been ambushed by Arabs in the late 1800s. One warrior had wanted to negotiate peace and the other was angry they hadn’t fought harder against the foreigners. Illustration published 1891. Source: Original edition is from my own archives. Copyright has expired and is in Public Domain. drawing of loin cloth stock illustrations
African Warriors in 19th Century Africa Two African warriors argue after their village had been ambushed by Arabs in the late 1800s. One warrior had wanted to negotiate peace and the other was angry they hadn’t fought harder against the foreigners. Illustration published 1891. Source: Original edition is from my own archives. Copyright has expired and is in Public Domain. drawing of loin cloth stock illustrations

Two African warriors argue after their village had been ambushed by Arabs in the late 1800s. One warrior had wanted to negotiate peace and the other was angry they hadn’t fought harder against the foreigners. Illustration published 1891. Source: Original edition is from my own archives. Copyright has expired and is in Public Domain.

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