Dr. J. W. Grossert
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| Ethnonological- African Life |
African Art photographs donated by Dr. J. Grossert to the Campbell Collections. |
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| Negro & Bantu Art: Pencil Sketch |
Pencil Sketch of a male figure cycling. |
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| Zulu Art Students |
African Art photograph of wooden carved figures of animals and a kneeling woman made by Zulu Art students. |
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| Hlabisa |
African Art photograph of a wooden carved scene of Jesus Christ on the cross. Photograph donated by Dr. J. Grossert to the Campbell Collections. |
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| Ethnological- African Life |
African Art photographs donated by Dr. J. Grossert to the Campbell Collections. |
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| Negro & Bantu Art: |
Pencil sketch of an African female head with pleated hair. |
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| Negro & Bantu Art: Pencil Sketch |
Pencil sketch of an African Mask decorated in Red and black. |
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| Negro & Black Art: Pencil Sketch |
Pencil Sketch of Grass broom handles in different parttens. |
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| Ethnonological- African Life |
African Art photographs donated by Dr.J. Grossert to the Campbell Collections. |
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| Hlabisa |
African art photograph of a wooden carved story book. Photograph donated by Dr. J. Grossert to the Campbell Collections. |
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| Negro & Black: Pencil Sketch |
Pencil Sketch of wooden carved ornaments. |
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| Ethnological-African Life |
African Art photographs donated by Dr. J. Grossert to the Campbell Collections. |
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| Zulu Art Students |
African Art photograph of a wooden carved birg/ Eagle made by Zulu art students. Photograph donated by Dr. J. Grossert to the Campbell Collections. |
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| Negro &Bantu Art:Pencil Sketch |
Pencil Sketch of wooden carved ornaments. |
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| 'Izinduku': Amos Qwabe |
Wooden carved sticks with head and animal carvings made by Mr. Amos Qwabe from Nongoma. |
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| Amos Qwabe |
Mr. Amos Qwabe a distinct Wood carver from Nongoma in KwaZulu-Natal. |
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| Makhumalo: Basket Weaver |
A Makhumalo an elderly Zulu lady with one of work, Imbenge. |
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| Elderly Zulu Couple |
An elderly Zulu couple with the Kist and Isibhaxa, symbolizing their marital union. |
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| 'Isibhaxa ne Kist' |
A scene of Isibhaxa and an engraved kist as well as trunk for keeping clothes. |
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| 'Isibhaxa' |
Wooden carved mat storage and a wooden carved colorful trunk. |