KwaZulu-Natal
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| Visit to Laduma Madela's kraal in September and October 1979 with a festival on 30th September |
Alexina's son Mbongeleni Dlakude with a white cotton cloth which his mother decorated with glass bead ornaments and with metal bells. (Cf. "Handwerke", plate 106 bottom left, and pp.106/107.) |
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| Visit to Laduma Madela's kraal in September and October 1979 with a festival on 30th September |
Mbongeleni wears the cloth from F6/2a over the beaded waistcoat which Alexina once had made for her fiance.(Cf. Handwerke", plates 106 bottom right and plate bottom) |
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| Visit to Laduma Madela's kraal in September and October 1979 with a festival on 30th September |
Arrived for dances in Laduma's kraal: the kraalhead Hlangabeza Zulu with feather crown, isidlukula, from turkey feathers. His frontal apron is from genet and Large-spotted genet. (Cf."Handwerke", plate 77 and pp.188; not as there: March 1979.) |
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| Visit to Laduma Madela's kraal in September and October 1979 with a festival on 30th September |
Velabengasho Khumalo and his wife Gabajana Mhlongo Khumalo in ceremonial dress/ festival attire. Velabengasho has red Lourie feathers in his hair. Gabajana's topknot is a wig decorated with bead ornaments. The lower one is a token of respect to her in-laws, umnqwazi. |
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| People of Tera del Fugo |
Black and white scene of People of Tera del Fugo and their habitation. |
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| Visit to Laduma Madela's kraal in September and October 1979 with a festival on 30th September |
Bafungile dressed up in an impressive way as the wife of s great medicine man, she herself being an inyangakazi, a female doctor. As bandolier of respect, isihlonipho, she wears a long chain of python bones, iziqu zenhlwathi. Such a bandolier was not observed by the author with any other women. |
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| Climbing the Palm trees: the African Negro way |
Black and white scene showing the methods used by African Negroes in climbing the palm trees. |
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| On the way to Ceza Hospital |
On the way to Ceza Hospital: Alexina Madela Dlakude with the authors suitcase; Dumaza with the sleeping mats; Ziphelaphi with the author's camera outfit. on her chest a green towel which she had got as a Christmas gift from the author. |
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| Susa's wife Dumaza Mhlongo Madela |
Susa's wife Dumaza Mhlongo Madela carrying several sleeping mats on her head, most of them she had made herself. they were taken by K. Schlosser to Germany. |
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| The road leading from Thulasizwe Hospital |
The road leading from Thulasizwe Hospital (about 3 to 4 km to the left) towards Ceza Hospital and village. |
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| Within Laduma's guest rondavel |
Within Laduma's guest rondavel |
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| Within Laduma's guest rondavel |
Within Laduma's uest rondavel. |
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| Within Laduma's guest rondavel |
Hanging down: The trumpet which 0.F Raum and K. Schlosser had given Laduma as a gift in 1959 in order to fulfil his wish to address with its blowing the stones and rocks ( as a symbol of eternity) so that they might tell him stories of olden times. |
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| Within Laduma's guest rondavel |
Within Laduma's rondavel |
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| Within Laduma's guest rondavel |
Within Laduma's rondavel. |
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| Within Laduma's guest rondavel |
Laduma's guest rondavel |
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| Within Laduma's guest rondavel |
Variation of F 6/3a and F 6/4a with a small meat tray, just having been used by Laduma, with knife and fork. A comb and tooth brush. |
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| The lower part of the central pole with Laduma's bed in the background |
Varied detail of F 6/3a |
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| The lower part of the central pole with Laduma's bed in the background |
The lower part of the central pole with Laduma's bed in the background. |
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| A man of Cape Diemeu in new Holland |
Black and white portrait of a man from Cape Diemeu in new Holland. |