Dr. Killie Campbell
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| Barbara Tyrrell: Tribal Peoples of Southern Africa |
Barbara's first book. |
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| Barbara Tyrrell: Banukile |
Barbara's friend, Banukile whom she wrote the book Suspicion about. In this scen Banukile is seen at her home in a trance. |
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| Barbara Tyrrell: Suspicion is my name |
Barbara Tyrrell's second book: Suspicion. |
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| Barbara Tyrrell: Campbell Collections |
Barbara with one of the guests at Campbell Collections. |
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| Barbara Tyrrell: Dr. Killie Campbell |
Barbara Tyrrell with Dr. Killie Campbell during her exhibition at Campbell Collections. |
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| Barbara Tyrrell: Daughter |
Barbara with her daughter and dog on a fieldtrip in her caravan. |
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| Barbara Tyrrell: Barbara in her Caravan |
Barbara on a field trip in her Caravan. |
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| Barbara Tyrrell: Young Barbara |
A young Barbara sketcing a Nquthu married woman. |
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| Fertility Dolls |
Set of small beaded fertility dolls from KwaZulu-Natal. |
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| Mpondo Doll |
Dumbell shaped like Mpondo doll with grass as hair and beads to make a female figure. |
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| Mpondo Doll |
Dumbell shaped like Mpondo doll. |
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| Naskau |
Fertility dolls from Tswana or Lesotho called Naskau. |
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| Naskau |
Two beaded fertility dolls, called Naskau from Tswana. |
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| Fertility Dolls |
Two fertility dolls:Mother and daughter. |
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| Fertility Doll |
Dumb- bell shaped beaded doll. made of thatched grass bound with gourd as head and base. |
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| Bantu Fair: Dr. Killie Campbell |
Photograph of Dr. Killie Campbell at the Bantu fair with Mrs. D. Strutt and Miss Mignon Herring holding the Mpondo dolls. |
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| Mpondo Dolls |
Cone shaped beaded doll. |
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| Mpondo Dolls |
Cone shaped beaded dolls. |
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| Mpondo Dolls |
Dumb- bell shaped doll, made of thatching grass bound with gourds as head and base. Beaded skirt and a pony tail are added to make a femalle figure. |
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| Mpondo Dolls |
Dumb-bell shaped doll, made of thatching grass bound with gourds as head and base. Beads are used to accessorise the doll as a female figure. |