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Tribal Portraits
VINTAGE AND CONTEMPORARY PHOTOGRAPHS FROM THE AFRICAN CONTINENT
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Photographs
Front Cover - Item 17. RODGER, George. The Nubas of Kordofan, Southern Sudan.
Back Cover - Item 109. SIDIBE, Malick. Yokoro.
Edited by Roland Belgrave

Designed by Scott Harvey
Photography by Louie Fasciolo
Printed by Thanet Press Ltd.
Item 15. RODGER, George. Dinka Boys.
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Introduction
Tribal Portraits is a celebration of African culture

and its peoples captured by western and African
photographers. Most of the photographs in the
exhibition are very rare: some have not been on the
open market for decades, while others are possibly
unique. This is also, as far as we are aware, the first
selling show devoted to the history of photography
in Africa by western and African photographers
covering the last one-hundred and fifty years.
Examples
of
iconic
photographers include
images
by
renowned
Irving Penns Dahomey
Girls (Item 103), George Rodgers Dinkas (Item

15), Leni Riefenstahls Nuba series (Item 18) and
Casimir Zagourskis Congo (Item 5). These vintage
photographic
portraits
are
juxtaposed
with
contemporary African photographers Malick Sidib

and Seydou Keita. In addition to these famous names
are the works of Hugo Bernatzik and Pierre Verger
both of whom took some of the most important
and beautiful photographs of Africa during the midtwentieth century.
Exhibiting vintage and contemporary prints by
western and African photographers is an ambitious
concept. Tribal Portraits is about showing this body
of photographic portraiture as art. Photographs taken
in 1856 by Felix Moulin and others from the early
nineteenth century were intended as historical and
documentary images. They have survived decades
and shown in this new and exciting context, next to
twentieth century and contemporary imagery from
the African Continent, they survive as works of art.
Roland Belgrave
Sophie Elletson
1. ALLEGRET, Marc.
Sara woman, Chad.
[c.1927]. Silver gelatin print, fair tonal range and good condition.
Dimensions: 230 by 160 mm (9 by 6.5 inches).
ref: 78738
350
2. ALLEGRET, Mark.
Sara woman, Chad.
[c.1927]. Silver gelatin print, fair tonal range and good condition.
ref: 75591
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3. [Photographer unknown].
Head study, Uganda. Tete dOutu Mer.
16 May 1925. Silver gelatin print. J Lou Kouba, Jardin
dAcclimatation du Bois de Boulogne written in manuscript on
verso. Dimensions: 225 by 190mm. (9 by 7.5 inches).
ref: 78482
1,600
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4. RODGER, George.
The Acholi tribe, Uganda.
[c.1950]. Four silver gelatin prints. Stamped, numbered and titled
on verso, excellent tonal range and condition.
Dimensions: 295 by 200 mm ( 11.5 by 8 inches).
Rodgers The Acholi tribe in Uganda is an
exceptional series of four photographs displaying
the traditional Bwola dance. One of the four
has an explanatory caption on the back of
the photograph: In the dance it symbolises a
continuous, unchanging element in the lives of the
people - their ancient traditions and tribal lore.
ref: 75596
10
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5. ZAGOURSKI, Casimir.
LAfrique qui Disparait.
[c.1930]. Twenty-two silver gelatin prints, postcard size. Very good
tonal range and in good condition.
This collection consists of postcards made from
photographs taken by Casimir Zagourski in
Africa between 1924 and 1941, which formed a
part of his overal project, LAfrique Qui Disparait
(Disappearing Africa). The photos are set in what is
now the Democratic Republic of Congo (formerly
known as the Belgian Congo), Uganda, Rwanda,
Burundi, Chad, Kenya, Central African Republic,
Cameroon, and Congo-Brazzaville. The postcards
depict a variety of aspects of everyday life in these
different settings.
Casimir Zagourski, of Polish parentage, was born in
the Ukraine in 1880. After a military career in the
Russian air force and the Polish army, he left Eastern
Europe and moved to Africa in 1924, settling in
Leopoldville, now Kinshasa, Congo, where he
began his career as a photographer. During the next
seventeen years, until his death in 1941, Zagourski
traveled around Central Africa photographing its
people, places, and local traditions. At the same
time, he established and maintained a store in
Leopoldville to sell these images as postcards and
large prints. He also exhibited his work at the Paris
Worlds Fair in 1937.
ref: 77636
12
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1,750
6. ZAGOURSKI, Casimir.
Ya-Coma Dancer, Belgian Congo.
[c.1930] Silver gelatin print. Good tonal range and in good
condtion. Dimensions: 390 by 280 mm (15.5 by 11inches).
ref: 74908
2,750
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13
Somali warrior, Ethiopia.
[c.1880]. Albumen print. Very good tonal range and in good
condition, pasted on original mount, title in manuscript below.
Dimensions: 208 by 203mm. (11 by 9 inches).
ref: 65193
650
Somali warriors, Ethiopia.
[c.1870]. Albumen print. Very good tonal range and in very good
condition, pasted on original card.
Dimensions: 175 by 135mm. (7 by 5.5 inches).
ref: 65671
14
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Portrait study, East Africa.
[c.1875]. Albumen print, oval shaped.
Very good tonal range and in good condition.
Dimensions: 190 by 140 mm. (7.5 by 5.5 inches).
A studio portrait of three girls from Ethiopia or
Sudan, two seated, one standing. A beautiful
composition, in very good condition. Single images
from this period which show such an unusual
informal grouping of the subjects are rare.
ref: 75187
1,500
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10. BUCHTA, R[ichard].

A Zande Binza, (witchdoctor) Southern Sudan.
condition, pasted on original card, photographers credit and title in
negative, another title in German manuscript.
A full length portrait of a Zande Binza or
witchdoctor standing beside a hut, wearing rattles,
skins, medicines and other attire. Buchta made an
excursion to the groups west of the Nile in 1879
setting out from Juba on 7th July and returning
there on 26th August.
ref: 66561
375
11. SEBAH, Pascal.

Sudanese woman.
[c.1880]. Albumen print. Very good tonal range and in excellent
condition. Signed, titled and numbered in negative.
Dimensions: 270 by 200 mm (10.5 by 8 inches).
ref: 74968
225

Sudanese men.
[c.1870]. Albumen print. Good rich tones and in good condition.
Photographers title and number in negative.
ref: 60037
16
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225
13. VOSSION, Louis.

Bongo tribe, Sudan.
[c.1882]. Three albumen prints. Fair tonal range and in good
condition, pasted on original card, captions in manuscript.
Dimensions: 155 by 110mm. (6.5 by 4.5 inches).
Louis Vossion, 1877-1955, a French diplomat
who undertook postings to Sudan, Pacific, India.
His interest in photography is suggested to be
both personal, and professional in its reflection
of diplomatic duties in remote areas. These three
photographs are a series taken in the same location
in Khartoum, Sudan.
The larger image shows a portrait of a girl from the
Bongo ethnic group. The Bongo were one of the
smaller groups of the White Nile region. The girl
photographed is part of an ancient dance troupe,
which had performed after the main meal with
important members of the tribe. She is pictured
wearing frayed leather garments and an amulet
hung on a long, leather cord around her neck.
Bottom left shows a portrait of Fadl-el- Kerim,
an Arab woman and Aicha, a woman from the
mountains of Djebel. They are part of the Nouba
ethnic group, consisting of different peoples
inhabiting the south of Sudans Kordofan province.
The image in the bottom right shows a group of
five woman of varied ethnicity, who were slaves
belonging to Ibrahim Effendi Khalil, leader of the
Copte colony of Khartoum.
ref: 78130
3,250
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14. RODGER, George.

Napore hunters, northern Karamdja, Sudan.
[c.1950]. Silver gelatin print. Stamped, numbered and titled on
verso, excellent tonal range and condition.
Dimensions: 295 by 210mm ( 11.5 by 8 inches).
ref: 78754
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1,250
15. RODGER, George.

Dinka Boys.
1948. Printed 1993. Silver gelatin print. Very good tonal range and
in good condition. Dimensions: 610 by 510mm. (24 by 20 inches).
ref: 77483
5,250
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16. RODGER, George.

Dinka Girls.
1948. Printed 1993. Silver gelatin print. Very good tonal range and
in good condition. Dimensions: 610 by 510mm. (24 by 20 inches).
ref: 77482
20
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17. RODGER, George.

The Nubas of Kordofan, Southern Sudan.
1949, printed in 1975. Silver gelatin print. Stamped, numbered
and titled on verso, signed by the photographer, excellent tonal
range and condition.
The keyhole entrance to a Nuba house in the

Korongo Jebels (mountains). Doorways are
shaped to allow admittance to people carrying
loads of firewood on their heads.
ref: 76381
5,250
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18. RIEFENSTAHL, Leni.

Nuba Dancers of Kau.
[c.1975]. C-print, numbered in pencil F 285126 on verso, good
condition, silk mat paper, Kodak.
Leni Riefenstahl who in 1975 had spent sixteen
weeks in a great heat among the Kau Nabu said: It
had been a time of almost unbearable difficulties
and physical strain. Without the urge deeply rooted
in me to chase after the unusual and beautiful
those pictures would have never been made.
ref: 78078
22
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5,500
19. HAEKEL, Georg.

Masai Warriors, Kenya.
[c.1900]. Silver gelatin print. Fair tonal range and in condition.
Photographers stamp on verso.
Dimensions: 165 by 115 mm ( 6.5 by 4.5 inches).
ref: 74969
225

Kavirondo tribe, Kenya.
[c.1905] Silver Gelatin Print. Very good tonal range and in good
condition. Dimensions: 130 by 130 mm. (5.5 by 5.5 inches).
ref: 62082
225
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21. COWIE, Mervyn.

Masai girls, Kenya.
[c.1960]. Gelatin Silver print, hand tinted. Good condition,
photographers studio stamp on verso.
Meryvn Cowie was a wellknown wildlife
conservationist and the founder and first director
Kenyas Royal National Parks.
ref: 76763
650
22. COWIE, Mervyn.

Masai tribesmen, Kenya.
[c.1960]. Gelatin Silver print, hand tinted. Good condition,
photographers studio stamp on verso.
ref: 76764
24
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650
23. RICCIARDI, Mirella.

Early morning wait at Lake Rudolf, Kenya.
1968. Silver gelatin print. Signed on verso, number 3/15
ref: 78538
3,750
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Laughing Turkana Girls on Sand Dunes, Kenya.
ref: 78537
26
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3,750

Masai Bride, Kenya.
ref: 78540
3,750
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Two Rendille, adjusting jewellery, Kenya.
1967. Platinum print. Signed on verso, number 3/8
ref: 78693
28
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7,000

Young Turkana Girl with Giant Tilapia, Kenya.
ref: 78539
3,750
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28. RODGER, George.

Wagogo Tribesman, Tanzania.
1948, printed circa 1975. Silver gelatin print. Stamped on verso,
signed by the photographer, excellent tonal range and condition.
Boys from the Wagogo tribe in Tanzania wear
special headdresses for the circumcision ceremony.
George Rodger celebrated ritualistic and ceremonial
lifestyle that was key to African tribes.
ref: 76302
30
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5,250
29. VINCENTI, C.
Caravan of men carrying Ivory, East Africa.
[c.1898]. Silver gelatin print. Good tonal range and in good
condition, photographers credit in negative.
ref: 77687
750
30. GOMES, A.C.

Group portrait, Zanzibar.
[c.1890]. Silver gelatin print. Photographers studio stamp on
verso. Dimensions: 180 by 150mm. (7 by 6 inches).
ref: 78710
250
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31. VINCENTI, C.
Chief Kingo. Kingo - Mkubwa.
[c.1898]. Two silver gelatin prints. Good tonal range and in good
condition, photographers blindstamp in one of the images.
African man with a fierce look and wearing a
traditional, brocade-decorated joho
ref: 75964
32
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2,500
32. VINCENTI, C.
Dar-es-Salaam, Tanzania.
[c.1880]. Eight albumen prints, including a two-part panorama,
fair tonal range and in good condition, pasted on original card,
photographers blind stamp on some and title in negative.
Dimensions: panorama 210 by 550mm. (8.5 by 21.5 inches) others
120 by 170mm. (5 by 6.5 inches).
ref: 76766
3,250
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33. VINCENTI, C.
Group portrait, East Africa.
condition, photographers blindstamp.
ref: 75967
1,500
34. VINCENTI, C.
Mbaruk B. Raschid.
condition, photographers blindstamp. Dimensions: 225 by
170mm. (9 by 6.5 inches).
ref: 77693
34
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750
35. VINCENTI, C.
Msuguma dancers, Tanzania.
condition. Dimensions: 225 by 170mm. (9 by 6.5 inches).
ref: 77695
1,750
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36. VINCENTI, C.
Man from the Magwangwara tribe, Tanzania.
Ongoni. mit.Tabaksdose. Magwangwara.
ref: 77696
1,250
37. VINCENTI, C.
Man from the Magwangwara tribe, Tanzania.
Ongoni. mit.Tabaksdose. Magwangwara.
ref: 77697
36
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1,250
38. [VINCENTI, C].

condition, photographers credit in negative.
ref: 75966
750
39. VINCENTI, C.
[c.1898]. Albumen print. Good tonal range and in good condition,
photographers blindstamp.
ref: 75968
500
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40. VINCENTI, C.
Rumaliza.
Mohammed bin Hassan Rumaliza (Rumaliza in
Swahili meaning The one who utterly finishes)
was born around 1850. He was sultan of Ujiji, a city
located on the eastern shore of Lake Tanganyika in
Tanzania and one of the main local slave markets.
Although he was regarded as an Arabic-Swahili,
ethnically he was Arabic. He was very well known
in the 1880s and 1890s for his violent and ruthless
actions in conjunction with the conquest and
exploration of Central African countries, particularly
his involvement in the slave and ivory trades.
ref: 77689
1,250
41. VINCENTI, C.
Soliman bin Nasr.
ref: 77694
38
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1,250
42. VINCENTI, C.
Sultan Mai Chemba.
ref: 77692
750
43. VINCENTI, C.
Two men, Tanzania.
Dimensions: 230 by 165mm. (9 by 6.5 inches.).
ref: 75969
750
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44. VINCENTI, C.
Wali, Lindi, Tanzania.
Lindi - coastal town in southeastern Tanzania
ref: 77691
500
45. VINCENTI, C.
Wali Mohamed bin Salim, Mikindani.
Mikindani - coastal African town in south-eastern
Tanzania
ref: 77690
750
46. VINCENTI, C.
Woman with large, ivory lip-plug. Weib. mit
Oberlippen-Schmuck. I
ref: 77688
40
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525
47. ACEBES, Hector.

Tanzania.
1953. Silver gelatin print. Signed on verso in pencil, edition #8/10,
printed on Agfa fiber paper. Dimensions: 468 by 568mm.
(18.5 by 22.5 inches).
ref: 78530
3,250
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48. ACEBES, Hector.

Unidentified woman, Benin.
1953. Silver gelatin print. Signed on verso in pencil, Artists proof 1/3
A superb portrait, and sold out in the original edition of 10.
ref: 78529
42
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5,250
49. [George Washington Wilson & Co.

(attributed to)].
Woman in Moroccan dress, Tangiers.
[c.1870] Albumen print. Good tonal range and in good condition,
pasted to original page.
ref: 73308
450

(attributed to)].
pasted to original page. Dimensions: 215 by 170mm.
(8.5 by 6.5 inches).
ref: 73309
450

(attributed to)].
pasted to original page. Dimensions: 215 by 170mm.
ref: 74224
450
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52. GRAFF, Stephane.

Aisoua knife dance, Meknes, Morocco.
2006. Toned silver gelatin silver print. Print number 2 of 20.
Dimensions of image: 330 by 300mm. (13 by 12 inches).
ref: 78557
44
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1,500

Harakat nude, Morocco.
2006. Platinum print. Print number 2 of 10.
Dimensions of image: 495 by 285mm. (19.5 by 11.5 inches).
ref: 78558
4,000
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Marrakech ramparts, Morocco.
Dimensions of image: 330 by 300mm. (13 by 12 inches).
ref: 78554
46
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1,500

Seeham with dish, Taroudant, Morocco.
Dimensions of image: 345 by 290mm. (13.5 by 11.5 inches).
ref: 78559
1,500
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Seeham with dish, Taroudant, Morocco.
Dimensions of image: 360 by290mm. (14 by 11.5 inches).
ref: 78560
48
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1,500

Tribal gathering, Tan Tan, Western Sahara,
Morocco.
Dimensions of image: 305 by 390mm. (12 by 15.5 inches).
ref: 78555
1,500
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58. LEHNERT AND LANDROCK.

North African nude.
condition. Studio stamp and number in negative.
Dimensions: 240 by 180 mm (9.5 by 7 inches).
ref: 74944
650
59. LEHNERT AND LANDROCK

North African nude. .
condition. Studio stamp and number in negative.
ref: 74945
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650
60. LEHNERT AND LANDROCK

North African nude.
condition. Studio stamp in negative.
Dimensions: 165 by 215mm ( 6.5 by 8.5inches).
ref: 74946
650

North African nude.
condition, photographers number in negative. Dimensions: 220 by
165mm. (9 by 6.5 inches).
ref: 76375
650
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North African nude.
[c.1920]. Silver gelatin print. Very good tonal range and in very
good condition, photographers studio stamp in bottom left.
ref: 75761
52
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2,250
63. MOULIN, Felix Jacques-Antoine.

African women, Algeria.
condition, title in manuscript. Dimensions: 220 by 165mm.
ref: 76454
1,500
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Algerian Jewess.
ref: 76452
54
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Algerian school.
ref: 76451
1,250

Dervishes, Algeria.
condition, title in manuscript. Dimensions: 165 by 220mm. (
6.5 by 8.5 inches).
ref: 76450
1,250

Harem, Algeria.
ref: 76455
1,500
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Oulid Nail women, Algeria..
ref: 76453
56
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1,750

North African nude.
[c.1870]. Albumen print. Fair tonal range and in good condition,
photographers number in negative. Dimensions: 180 by 245mm.
(7 by 10 inches).
ref: 76376
1,250

Women of Algiers.
pasted on original mount, title in manuscript on label attached to
mount. Dimensions: 250 by 190mm. (10 by 7.5 inches).
ref: 64124
275

North African nude.
[c.1880]. Albumen print. Very good tonal range and in excellent
condition. Dimensions: 240 by 180mm. (9.5 by 7 inches).
ref: 74894
750
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72. SEBAH, P[ascal].

Egyptian woman. Type de Jeune Femme Arabe.
[c.1870] Albumen print. Very good tonal range and in fine
condition, photographers credit, title and number in negative.
ref: 65422
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2,000
73. HART, Ludovic, Woolfgang.

Veiled woman, Cairo, Egypt. Bourgeoise du Caire
musulmane.
A. Varrocquier & Cie., 57 Rue de Seine, Paris [c.1865]. Albumen
print. Good tonal range and in good condition, pasted on original
card, publishers imprint below image and title pasted on the back.
Numbered 26 on the back. Part of the series Galerie Universelle des
Peuples. Dimensions: 115 by 180mm. (4.5 by 7 inches).
ref: 66319
375

Nachago Sultan and his six wives.
[c.1890]. Silver gelatin print. Title in manuscript.
ref: 75631
275
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African hairstyle.
[c.1950]. Silver gelatin print. Good tonasl range and in good
condition, photographers title in German manuscript.
ref: 78753
475
76. ALLEGRET, Marc.

Mondang women, Cameroon.
[c.1927]. Silver gelatin print. Dimensions: 230 by 160 mm
(9 by 6.5 inches).
ref: 78736
60
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625
77. ALLEGRET, Marc.

Mondang women, Cameroon.
(9 by 6.5 inches).
ref: 78737
425

Banso woman, Cameroon.
[c.1950]. Silver gelatin print. Very good tonal range and in good
condition. Photographers stamp on verso (illegible).
Dimensions: 155 by 205 mm ( 6 by 8 inches).
ref: 75627
725
79. ALLEGRET, Mark.

Musgum children, Cameroon.
(8.5 by 5 inches).
The Musgum or Moupoui are an ethnic group in
Cameroon and Chad.
ref: 76244
625
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80. BERNATZIK, Hugo.

A Bidyogo kings boat, Bubaque island.
[c.1930]. Silver gelatin print. Printed title, description and
photographers copyright stamp on verso.
At the funeral of a king or other royalty, the boat
was filled with flowers and gifts to their ancestors
and floated out to sea. Such boats were banned
by the Portuguese to stop the local people from
escaping.
Hugo Adolf Bernatzik (1897 1953) was well known
as an ethnographer and photographer. During his
travels he became fascinated with the people he
encountered. This fascination materialized into
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powerful and compelling photographic images

which both document the environment of these
people and capture the beauty of a traditional
Africa. Throughout his life Bernatzik also undertook
research in a variety of African countries, such as
Guinea-Bissau, at the time known as Portuguese
Guinea, and countries beyond Africa, including
Southeast Asia. His photographs convey his
extraordinary talent for capturing the traditions
and customs of the Africans. He caught a tropical
disease on his last trip to Morocco and died in1953
at the age of fifty-six. During the Second World War
most of his work and equipment was destroyed in
a fire in Austria and only one almost complete set
has survived.
ref: 78690
3,500

Bidyogo women in initiation dance, Etikoka.
photographers copyright stamp on verso. Dimensions: 140 by
185mm. (5.5 by 7 inches).
ref: 78688
3,850
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Ceremonial dancer, Pepel, Sierra Leone.
The dancer balances a model of the traditional
funeral boat on her head in celebration of the
afterlife.
ref: 78687
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3,500

Wrestling girls, Southern Abayot, Guinea-Bissau
ref: 78686
3,500
84. DELACHAUX ,Theodore and THIEBAUD,

Charles. E.
A Tyivokwe mask. The Tyikusa god is linked to
circumcision ceremonies.
[c.1932]. Silver gelatin print, Very good tonal range and in good
condition, mounted on card. Dimensions: 230 by 175mm.
(9 by 7 inches).
This is a collection of photographs from the
Second Mission Scientific en Angola. The Musee
dEthnographie de Neuchatel are the keeper of the
collection from the expedition, however apparently
in their archive they have none of the photographs
similar in size or quality to the ones shown here.
ref: 77745
750
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Charles. E.
Young vongolo girl in marriage initiation
ceremony.
(9 by 7 inches).
The ceremony was performed by order of the
queen, at whose home the girls reside for one
year before the marriage initiation. For certain
ceremonies the girls decorated their face and body
with white earth.
ref: 78742
750

Charles. E.
Young woman from the Tyimba tribe.
(9 by 7 inches).
ref: 78743
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750

Charles. E.
African sorcery.
(9 by 7 inches).
This scene is set near Mupa, at the home of the Evale
people. The head sorcerer of the tribe, wearing
the mane of a zebra, is examining candidates in
sorcery.
ref: 78744
550

Charles. E.
Young girl from the Tyipungu tribe.
(9 by 7 inches).
ref: 78745
750
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Charles. E.
Young girl from the Nyemba tribe.
(9 by 7 inches).
ref: 78746
750

Charles. E.
Children from the Humbe tribe.
(9 by 7 inches).
ref: 77740
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750

Charles. E.
Man wearing a mask.
(9 by 7 inches).
ref: 77730
750

Charles. E.
Woman from the Caluquembe tribe.
(9 by 7 inches).
ref: 77741
750
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Charles. E.
Young man from the Humbe tribe.
(9 by 7 inches).
ref: 77737
750

Charles. E.
Young woman.
(9 by 7 inches).
ref: 77747
70
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750

Charles. E.
Young woman carrying water.
(9 by 7 inches).
ref: 77728
750

Charles. E.
Young woman from the Humbe tribe.
(9 by 7 inches).
ref: 77736
750
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Charles. E.
(9 by 7 inches).
ref: 77738
750

Charles. E.
(9 by 7 inches).
ref: 77739
750

Charles. E.
Young woman from the royal residence of
Nyemba.
(9 by 7 inches).
ref: 77746
72
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750

Charles. E.
(9 by 7 inches).
ref: 77744
1,250

Charles. E.
Young women from the Cuanyama with their
fishing nets.
(9 by 7 inches).
ref: 77748
1,250
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102. KEITA, Seydou.

Untitled (Young Couple).
[c.1956, printed 1998]. Gelatin silver print. Very good condition, signed and
dated in ink in the margin. Dimensions: 520 by 375mm.
(20.5 by 15 inches).
When Keita was first shown in New York at the Gagosian
Gallery in 1997 the show created quite a stir. Margarett
Loke, writing in The New York Times, described Seydou
Keta as the man who brought renewed vitality to the art
of photographic portraiture. The photos on the wall of
the Gagosian were very large later prints (48 by 60 inches)
from the negatives taken in Africa during the 1950s.
Since he was introduced to the contemporary photography
market his name has become synonymous with modern
African photography, making its way into collections
all over the world. His portraits are captivating and very
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modern. Before the Gagosian show he was shown in Paris

at the Cartier Foundation and the Scalo Gallery in Zurich in
1997 both of which showed images reproduced to 20 by
24 inches (original size being 5 by 7 inches).
In 1948 he set up a commercial studio in downtown
Bamako. He was poor, so he made prints using a 5-by-7inch view camera, by placing the negative directly against
the photographic paper, used his bed sheet as a backdrop,
and photographed outdoors using available light. Despite
these basic technical obstacles, he revealed his subjects
as they had not been seen before: wearing Western suits
and bow ties, sitting on motorbikes or holding radios.
Furthermore, it was a mixture of Western dress and African
poses, African dress and Western poses which gave these
portraits such an edge of originality.
ref: 78160
8,500
103. PENN, Irving.

Five Dahomey Girls, One Standing.
[1967]. Printed before 1974. Gelatin silver print, signed, initialled, dated,
numbered 4413 in ink, Penn/Conde Nast copyright credit reproduction
limitation stamps on reverse of mount, silver prints of this negative not exceeding
23 on verso. Dimensions: paper size 350 by 350mm. (13 x 13 inches.).
These particular girls belong to the Tofino and Aizo tribes of
the Dahomey. Their ancestors, the Fon women, the Amazons
of the Kingdom of Dahomey, carried arms and were the Kings
guard. The way they wrap their turbans gives a clue to their
status whether brides or girls in search of a husband.
Dahomey was the name of a country in west Africa now

called the Republic of Benin. The Kingdom of Dahomey
was a powerful west African state founded in the
seventeenth century which survived until 1894. From
1894 until 1960 Dahomey was a part of French West Africa.
The independent Republic of Dahomey existed from
1960-1975. In 1975, the country was re-named Benin after
the Bight of Benin (not the unrelated historical Kingdom
of Benin) since Benin, unlike Dahomey, was deemed
politically neutral for all ethnic groups in the state.
ref: 77549
19,500
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75

African chief with harem.
[c.1880]. Albumen print. Good tonal range and in good condition.
Dimensions: 135 by 205 (5.3 by 8 inches).
ref: 74962
425

Nigerian women.
[c.1950]. Silver gelatin print, excellent tonal range and condition.
Dimensions: 75 by 75 mm ( 3 by 3 inches).
ref: 75583
76
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175

Yoruba chief accompanied by two men.
[c.1880]. Albumen print. Fair tonal range and in good condition.
Dimensions: 195 by 135 mm (7.8 by 5.5inches).
ref: 74956
225

Fulani Girls, Nigeria.
[c.1950]. Silver gelatin print, good tonal range and condition.
Dimensions: 140 by 90 mm ( 5.5 by 3.5 inches).
ref: 75584
175
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108. SIDIBE, Malick.

Cest pas ma faute.
1968. Silver gelatin print. Signed in manuscript, titled and dated
2007. A unique print in this size. Dimensions: 500 by 600mm.
(19.5 by 23.5 inches).
ref: 78527
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2,750
109. SIDIBE, Malick.

Yokoro.
1968. Silver gelatin print. Signed in manuscript, titled and dated
2007. Dimensions: 500 by 600mm. (19.5 by 23.5 inches).
Malick Sidibs photographs are comprised mainly
of studio portraits and photo coverage of life in
Mali. His work on the streets of Bamako signals an
important moment in the evolution of photography
in West Africa in the 1960s and 70s. Moving away
from the ingrained, Western image of a devastated
Africa, Sidib aimed to capture the verve and
frenzy of Malian culture. His studio photography
is quirky, yet glamorous using unusual backdrops
and patterned fabrics which are emblematic of his
studio compositions.
ref: 78528
4,250
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110. VERGER, Pierre.

Priests of Obatala, Ife, Nigeria.
1949/1992 Silver gelatin print. Signed and dated on verso. Edition
2/4. Dimensions: 270 by 265mm. (10.5 by 10.5 inches).
ref: 78804
80
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2,750

Iliara, Nigeria.
ref: 78805
3,750
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81

Somba warrior, Benin.
ref: 78806
82
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3,750

Pottery, Abomey, Benin.
ref: 78809
2,750
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83

Sakpata, master of the earth (Ayinon), danse,
Abomy, Benin.
ref: 78810
84
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3,750
115. SCHNECK, Antoine.

Mariam Bande, Mahadagha, Burkina Faso, West
Africa.
2008. Pigment print on diasec print. Signed and dated by the
photographer, edition 7/25. Dimensions: 400 by 300mm.
(16 by 11.5 inches).
This photograph is one of a series of editioned
portraits studies by Antoine Schneck. They have
been printed in this smaller size of 400 by 300mm.
and the larger 1060 by 800mm.
While taking the picture, the model does not
see the photographer or the camera and he or

she is isolated from all environmental elements
that could evoke an atmosphere. With both
photographer and subject housed under a
translucent tent, the model is sheathed in a black
cowl with a simple black sheet for a background.
The camera lens peeks through a hole in the sheet
and light from the flashes is uniformly distributed
on the model. In this way, only the face of the
model is highlighted.
ref: 78828
1,250
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116. BARNETT and Co.

Zulus.
condition, photographers number in negative.
ref: 74225
450
117. BARNETT and Co.

Zulus.
[c.1880]. Albumen print. Fair tonal range and fair condition. Pasted
on card. Title in negative. Dimensions: 200 by 140mm
(8 by 5.5inches).
ref: 74964
86
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450
118. [BUCHTA, R[ichard] (attributed to)].

Zulus.
[c.1880]. Albumen print. Good tonal range and in fair condition,
pasted on original card. Dimensions: 195 by 140mm.
(8 by 5.5 inches).
ref: 71204
325

Zulus.
[c.1880]. Albumen print. Fair tonal range and in fair condition,
pasted on original card. Dimensions: 195 by 140mm.
(8 by 5.5 inches).
ref: 71206
225
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Azande Tribeswoman.
[c.1880]. Albumen print. Fair range and in fair condition, pasted on
original card. Dimensions: 195 by 140mm. (8 by 5.5 inches).
ref: 71207
225
121. CANEY, Benjamin William.

Zulus.
[c.1880]. Albumen print. Fair tonal range and in fair condition,
photographers number in negative. Dimensions: 155 by 205mm.
(6 by 8 inches).
ref: 76314
1,250
122. [CANEY (attributed to)].

Zulus.
[c.1880]. Albumen print. Good rich tones and in good condition.
Slight sunning around the edges. Dimensions: 130 by 190mm.
ref: 60275
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175
123. [CANEY, Benjamin William (attributed to)].

Zulus.
ref: 61887
175

Zulus.
Dimensions: 190 by 140mm (7.5 by 5.5 inches)
ref: 74898
850
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Zulus.
[c.1885]. Albumen print. Good tonal range and in excellent
condition. Mounted on card. Dimensions: 200 by 150 mm
( 8 by 6 inches).
ref: 75185
750
126. EPSTEIN, Sallo.

Zulus.
[c.1903] Silver gelatin print. Good tonal range and fair condition.
Copyright stamp on verso. Dimensions: 160 by 210 mm (6.5 by 8
inches).
ref: 74947
90
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525
127. EVANS, F.W.

Zulus.
[c.1880]. Cabinet card. Fair tonal range and in good condition.
From the series Farinis Friendly Zulus.
Dimensions: 140 by 100mm. (5.5 by 4 inches).
ref: 74228
625
128 HAYNES, E.
Zulus.
condition. Press and archive stamp on verso.
Dimensions: 200 by 150 mm (8 by 6 inches).
ref: 74966
195
129. MIDDLEBROOK, J.E.

Zulus.
condition, photographers credit, title and number in negative.
ref: 76771
250
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Warrior, Sehuli.
[c.1885]. Two albumen prints. Fair tonal range and in good
condition, pasted on original card. Dimensions: 145 by 90mm.
(6 by 4 inches) each.
ref: 71214
175

Zulu.
[c.1880]. Cabinet card. Fair tonal range and in good condition.
ref: 75630
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175

Zulus.
ref: 74227
325

Zulus.
[c.1880]. Albumen print. Fair tonal range and in good condition,
pasted on original mount. Dimensions: 140 by 200mm. (5.5 by 8
inches).
ref: 64125
150
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93

Zulus.
[c.1880]. Large albumen print. Very good tonal range and in good
condition, photographers number in negative. Dimensions: 280 by
235mm. (11 by 9.5 inches).
ref: 74226
2,250

Zulus.
[c.1880]. Two albumen prints. Good tonal range and in good
condition, pasted on original mount, photographers title and
number in negative. Further later title in manuscript on mount.
Dimensions: 155 by 200mm. (6 by 8 inches). and 200 by 160mm.
(8 by 6 inches).
ref: 63526
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625

Slaves with soldier, South Africa.
[c.1880] Albumen print, pasted on card, good condition and with
good tonal range. Dimensions: 220 by 140mm (8.5 by 4.5 inches).
ref: 63509
475
137. BARNETT & Co.

Magato girls, Johanesburg, South Africa.
condition, photographers title and credit in negative.
ref: 75965
575
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95

Zulus.
ref: 75501
525

Basotho women, South Africa.
[c.1900]. Silver gelatin print pasted on card. Ink title in margin,
good tonal range and condition. Dimensions: 150 by 105 mm
(6 by 4 inches).
ref: 75585
275

Fingo women, South Africa.
[c.1880]. Cabinet card. Title in manuscript, fair tonal range and
good condition. Dimensions: 165 by 110mm (6.5 by 4.3 inches).
ref: 75578
96
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375

Bechuanaland.
[c.1890]. Twenty-seven albumen prints, all with very good tonal
range and in good condition, eleven of the prints have been slightly
cropped into the original photo, printed titles. Dimensions: 145 by
200mm. (6 by 8 inches).
Bechuanaland was a protectorate established on
March 31, 1885, by the United Kingdom in southern
Africa. It became the Republic of Botswana on 30
September 1966. This group of photographs show
interesting portraits of Chief Kama III with his wife
and surrounding area.To counter threats from

neighboring Africans and from the Boers (Afrikaners)
of S Africa, chief Khama and other chiefs arranged
(1885) for Great Britain to make Bechuanaland
a protectorate. Despite the opposition of many
British imperialists wishing to undermine the chiefs
authority, this status was confirmed when Khama
III made a journey to England in 1895. Khama IIIs
firm leadership eliminated much of the internal
dissension that had divided his people. Other views
show the fort of Matlaputla, and fort Victoria.
ref: 77548
3,500
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97

Group of African portraits.
[c.1900]. Silver gelatin prints. Five rare studio portraits, all in good
condition with rich tonal range. Dimensions: 115 by 90mm.
ref: 75586
98
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1,750

Group portrait.
condition. Dimensions: 170 by 220mm. (6.5 by 8.5 inches).
ref: 74229
475

Reclining woman.
Numbered in negative. Dimensions: 95 by 140 mm
(4 by 5.5 inches).
ref: 74970
125
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99

Zanzibar, Tanzania.
[c.1890]. Fourteen albumen prints. Fair tonal range and in
good condition, pasted on original board, title in manuscript.
Dimensions: 220 by 280mm. (8.5 by 11 inches).
Views include street scenes from the old stone
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quarter, the bazaar, the port and sultans palace

viewed from the water, house of wonders and
portraits of the Sultan, possibly Sayyid Barghash
bin Said Al-Busaid second Sultan of Zanzibar and
others, possibly members of the Sultans immediate
family.,
ref: 76767
3,750

Views of Tangier, Morocco.
[c.1875]. Ten albumen prints. Good to fair tonal range, pasted on
original card, titles in manuscript in French.
Views include the town gates, market, views
of Hotel Villa de France and from this building
towards the sea.
ref: 76768
2,000
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101

Views of Morocco.
[c.1920]. Small oblong 4to, 155 by 380mm. Sixty-four silver
gelatin prints 90 by 300mm., all with good tonal range and in good
condition, titles in manuscript in French, contemporary half calf.
A rare panoramic collection. A picturesque tour
of Marocco, starting with the entrance to the
port of Tangier and various views of the town and
surrounding area. The views then follow the route
to Fez and the towns of Tetouan and Casablanca
showing various topographical scenes of markets,
interiors and town views. This panoramic format
from Marocco is rare to find.
ref: 77545
102
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4,500
148. Maison Garrigues and Neurdein brothers.

Algeria.
[c.1880]. Sixty albumen prints. Good tonal range and in good
condition, pasted on card, titles in manuscript, 205 by 270mm.
(two panoramas 185 by 470mm.) loose, stored in archival box.
Mostly topographical views, with some city views
from Algiers, Biskra, Constantine and Tunis. The
ancient site of Carthage is shown as is various
Mosques including Kairouan and views of the
Sahara desert. Portraits of nomads and travelling
caravans are also part of this collection.
ref: 72703
3,500
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Togolese Republic, West Africa.
[c.1910]. Oblong Folio (210 by 270mm.), twenty-five silver gelatin
prints, each approximately (130 by 170mm.), green clothe boards.
In an 1884 treaty signed at Togoville, Germany
declared a protectorate over a stretch of territory
along the coast and gradually extended its control
inland. This became the German colony Togoland
in 1905. After the German defeat during World
War I in August 1914 at the hands of British troops
(coming from the Gold Coast) and the French
troops (coming from Dahomey), Togoland became
two League of Nations mandates, administered by
the United Kingdom and France.
ref: 78755
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2,750
150. MOREAU Brothers. Mali and Guinee.

[c.1895]. Oblong 4to (255 by 370mm.). Two volumes, ninetyseven albumen prints, 120 by 160mm., fair to good tonal range
and in good condition, numbered index with titles in manuscript
in French and corresponding numers against photographs,
contemporary half-calf over green boards.
These albums are dedicated to General Gustave
Borgnis-Desbordes, the colonial head of Mali from
6 September 1880 until 3 September 1883, with
a hand written inscription in French in ink on the
inside cover of both albums. An interesting set of
albums showing architectural details of towns in
Mali and Guinee. Mainly topographical, however
there are some portrait studies. Towns shown and
listed in index are Segou, Koniakary, Moro, Diena,
Kayes and a number of unidentified locations in
Western Africa.
ref: 76359
5,500
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105

Angola Albums.
[c.1905]. 4to. Early twentieth century black morocco, rebacked and
recornered, scuffed and rubbed. One hundred and fifty two gelatin
silver prints and carbon prints ranging in size from 110 by 155mm.
through to 180 by 250mm. Titles in manuscript.
Two albums. The Banguella railway and the various
locations along its route are captured in the first
album. Notable images of the natives of Kimamba
and Kutata and scenic sections of the rail route.
The second album covers the River Kuanja area
with topographical scenes and a number of
portrait studies.
Both albums together form an interesting and rare
early survey study of Angola.
ref: 62486
106
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152. [Photographer unknown]. Central Africa.

[c.1905]. Thirty- two photographs pasted on original mounts,
some with captions on verso in German manuscript, photographs
all roughly 102 by 107mm.
A large group of portrait and topographical images
from central and western Africa.
ref: 65186
950
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153. [Photographer unknown]

Ethiopia and Eritrea.
[c.1930] Oblong 4to. (240 by 320 mm). Album bound with red
morocco boards, upper cover gilt with title and stylised pictorial
engraving. sixty seven pages with two-hundred and sixty five
silver-gelatin mounted photographs and six loose photographs
(ranging from 160 by 120mm to 120 by 460mm). Titled in English
and Itlian in manuscript. Very good tonal range and mostly in
excellent condition; boards somewhat rubbed and repaired with
linen tape, corners bumped.
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A remarkable album of sociological and historical

importance It contains over 90 portraits, 75
views of lanscape and architecture including ten
panoramas. Views include Asmara, Gondar, Dehat,
Lake Tana, Axumiti, The Ghinda Valley, Adi Ugri and
Agondat. Also included are a number of mosques
and castles, and mural paintings.
ref: 74910
2750
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Sudan.
[c.1912]. Oblong small folio (230 by 290mm.) Thirty-nine
mounted gelatin silver print photos, images mostly approximately
90 by 110mm., pasted back to back on album leaves throughout,
contemporary cloth, frayed.
An inscription in the front indicates that this may
have been compiled by E. D. Bally, Major, 2nd
Light Infantry.
Most images depicting native people, many posed
portraits of groups of women and some of men,
a few river scenes and background images of
dwellings, largely uncaptioned, though one noting
the tallest girl the photographer had seen, another
of the oldest woman in the tribe, one on the front
pastedown captioned Colours of the Ninth, Wau,
Bahr al Ghazal, 1912.
ref: 77485
110
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3,200

Somalia.
[c.1930]. Oblong 4to. (370 by 220mm). One-hundred and twentyseven postcards, 85 by 140mm. Green silk cloth, striking metal art
nouveau pattern.
An interesting collection of photographs from an
Italian missionary working in Somalia.
Fascist Italy, under Benito Mussolini attacked
Abyssinia (now Ethiopia), with an aim to colonize
it, in 1935. The invasion was condemned by the
League of Nations, but little was done to stop it or
to liberate occupied Ethiopia.
Following the war the United Nations gave Somalia
as a protectorate to Italy in 1949. The Ogaden
province of Somalia was given to the re-established
Ethiopian government by the British Empire, which
kept British Somaliland under its protection/
rule. The French also kept Djibouti under colonial
administration, until eventual independence in
1977. Italian Somaliland gained its independence
from Italy on 1 July 1960.
ref: 77631
1,250
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156. HARRIS, R.
South Africa.
Cape Town. [c.1884]. Folio, maroon, diced calf, gilt, lettered in
guilt. One hundred and eight albumen prints ranging from 140 by
210mm. through to 265 by 340mm. Good tonal range and in fair
condition, some foxing on mounts and occasional spotting
on prints.
A good album showing topographical and city
views of Cape Town, Port Elizebeth, Kimberley
and a number of other mining locations including
De Beers. There are good group portraits of Zulu
Warriors and other portraits of miners.
ref: 62484
112
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3,250
157. CANEY, B W. South Africa.

[c.1885]. Oblong 4to, 230 by 280mm ( 9 by 11 inches); Thirty eight
albumen prints, pasted on album page, overall good condition and
good tonal range, many signed and titled in negative, others titled
in manuscript, some foxing to edges of album pages, contemporary
diced calf, gilt border and brass monogram to centre of upperboard,
marbled endpapers. Dimensions: 140 by 200mm (5.5 by 8 inches).
Views of Durban, Cape Town, Johannesburg as well
as rural scenes, twelve portraits, and a panorama.
of Cape Town.
ref: 76126
4,750
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South Africa.
[c.1880]. Folio (370 by 290mm.). An album containing views and
native studies around Durban and Natal, seventy-four albumen
prints (160 by 200mm.), mounted, captioned below in ink,
contemporary morocco, rubbed.
Includes: Equefa Sugar Mills, Hot Sulphur
Springs at Komati (Transvaal), Off to the Gold
Fields, Bartberton, Ladysmith, Kraal and Natives
up country (Natal), Tugela Railway Bridge,
Umgeni Railway Bridge, Christian Zulu Girls, Zulu
Kraal on the Drakensberg, Best Natal Wagon
(made by J. Merryweather and Sons), Cape
Town, Table Mountain, Zulu Girls and Bananas,
Pietermaritzburg, Curing (tanning) a goats skin,
making fire, vessel stranded on Back Beach
(Durban).
ref: 74079
114
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3,750

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