Campbell Collections
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| 'Abaculi' |
A group of young Zulu girls playing different indigenious musical instruments. |
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| 'Abaka Makoti' |
The Bride's family accompanying her to meet her in laws. |
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| 'Abaka Mkhwenyana' |
Mr. Ngcobo and his family off to meet his bride and her family at the veld known as 'Esingcawini'. |
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| 'Abakhwetha' |
Young Xhosa men, during their initiation process wearing a grass woven skirt and helmet with the body smeared in white chalk. They are secluded from the community during this period. |
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| 'Abakhwetha' |
Scene of Xhosa male initiates preparing to dance. |
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| 'Abakhwetha' |
'Abakhwetha', boy initiates in Transkei before colonisation. |
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| 'Abashadikazi' |
Mr. Ngcobo's bride with her matron of honor sorting out wedding gifts during her wedding. |
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| 'Achievement of Civilisation' |
Bhaca woman fashinably dressed in European clothes during a fashion exposation titled 'Achievement of Civilisation'. |
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| 'Across the Thugela River" |
Pencil sketch of the Thugela river in Zululand. |
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| 'Across the Thugela River" |
Pencil sketch of the Thugela river in Zululand. |
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| 'African Custom' |
Colorful scene of four faces. |
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| 'Aku'Abatene': Ashanti |
Wooden carved fertility doll: Aku' Abatene' from the Ashante tribe. |
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| 'All dressed up" |
Color abstract scene of a well dressed English woman carrying a small umbrella. |
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| 'Amabutho nezinkomo" |
Color scene of a herd of cattle being driven by warious after a victorious battle. |
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| 'Amabutho' |
Black and white scene of Zulu Warriors 'amabutho'. |
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| 'Amabutho:Zulu Youth |
Zulu young men: Amabutho carrying weapons. |
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| 'Amahlongwa Mission House' |
Watercolor scene of Amahlongwa Missions House in which Rev. Mc-Kuiney stayed. |
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| 'Amakhehla' |
Elderly Zulu man wearing head rings while enjoying a smoke. |
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| 'Amakhosikazi' |
Black and white photograph of three married women from Grey town. |
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| 'Amakhosikazi' |
Black and white photograph of three married women from Greytown, dressed in Zulutraditional outfits. |