Photographs
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Potrait of a Black Female |
Charcoal portrait of a Black Female with a beaded necklace and an Afro hairstyle. |
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John William Colenso |
John William Colenso |
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John William Colenso |
John William Colenso |
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Girls Guide of South Africa: Coastal Natal 1987-1989 |
Teddie Angela Gamham (5) clutches the cookies she has to sell. |
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"Coolie" |
Color portrait of an Indian Man in Cape Town. |
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Part of a Sewing Machine (B) |
Black and white abstract of a Sewing Machine. |
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Hottentot Wagon Driver |
Color portrait of a Hottentot Wagon Driver from Grahams town. |
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Portrait of a Teenage Girl |
Charcoal portrait of a teenage black girl wearing earings. |
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Poster of 'Culture & Working Life' |
Black and white poster of 'Culture and Working Life' Organisation. |
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Dept. of Fine Arts: Greasbone |
Color graphic print from the Portfolio of Graphics by the Department of Fine Arts, University of Pietermaritzburg, |
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" Schlafend Kid" |
Color portrait of a baby. |
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"Botman: Kaffir Chief" (B) |
Color portrait of Botman an African Chief. |
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Dept. of Fine Arts: Graphic Print (B) |
Color graphic print from the Portfolio of Graphics of the Department of Fine Arts, University of Pietermaritzburg. |
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Lifestyle |
Black and white illustration of everyday lifestyle. |
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"Slavery" |
Black and white scene of Slavery in Cape Town. |
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Girls Guide of South Africa: Coastal Natal 1987-1989 |
Roy Short, assistant area commissioner-General Duties, Glyn Short and Edith and John Tembe. |
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Girls Guide of South Africa: Coastal Natal 1987-1989 |
Durban City Councillor Patrick O'Connor, Peter Brein, honorary commissioner, Win Brein and Jacques Blanche. |
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Girls Guide of South Africa: Coastal Natal 1987-1989 |
James Byrom and Billie O'Connor. |
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Girls Guide of South Africa: Coastal Natal 1987-1989 |
Ruth Mitchell, Dawn Smith, Sarah Freeman and Elsie Freeman. |
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Girls Guide of South Africa: Coastal Natal 1987-1989 |
A 'Friends of Scouting' cocktail party was held at the Boy Scout Headquarters on Monday, as a gesture to say thank you to organisations and businesses for their help and support of the movement over the past few years. Allette and Denzle Goodhead, Joyce Makin and Peter Mitchell. |