Lithograph
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Title |
Description |
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| " Joyful spirits" |
Polychratic abstract of an African dance around the fire in a grass hut. |
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| "Cobli Co. Cork" |
Black and white scene of a town with cars parked outside the buildings. |
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| "St Andrews Church & The Old Town House" |
Black and whithe lithograph scene of the St Andrews Church and the Old Town House in Cape Town. |
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| "The Old Theatre: Hottentot Square" |
Black and white lithograph scene of the Old Theatre; Hottentot Square in Cape Town. |
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| "The Wesley Chapel: Cape Town" |
Black and white lithograph scene of the Wesley Chapel in Cape Town. |
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| ' A White Negro female' |
Black and white portrait of a white negro female posing. |
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| 'Bobs: Frederick Sleigh' |
Colored portrait of Sir Frederick Sleigh known as Bobs, posing for the Vanity Fair Magazine. |
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| 'Cape of Good Hope' |
Black and white scene of the Cape Town Table Mountain. |
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| 'Prince Impesial' |
Colorful scene of the search and findings of the body of Prince Impesial in 1879. |
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| 'Usbec Tartars' |
Black and white scene of two Royal figured on a journey. |
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| 'Verolume Shipbuilding Yard' |
Black and white scene of an industrial area, with a shed, Crane and a forest in the background. |
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| Adaiel Warriors |
Colored abstract of the Adaiel Warriors in their regalia. |
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| Government House in Cape Town |
Black and white scene of a government house in Cape Town behind trees. |
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| Harow School |
Black and white abstract of Harow School, view taken from the South West side. |
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| Hottentot Entertainment |
Black and white abstract of Hottentots singing and dancing. |
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| Photograph of a Lithograph by Day and Son Lithographers to the Queen |
Black and white print 25.4 x 15.5cm |
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| The Mother of Grace |
Black and white scene of a ceremony with people gathered outside a Royal Palace, a Queen can seen riding on a horse. |
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| The Old Malting House |
Black and white abstract of the Malting house. |
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| The Presbyterian Church at St Andrews Square |
Brown and white scene of the Presbyterian Church at the St Andrews Square. |