Katesa Schlosser
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| The dance is still going on |
While the dance is going on a woman onlooker is plaiting a grass rope. |
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| Swazi girl, near Golela, July 1953 |
Swazi girl, Golela, July 1953 |
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| The boys touch each others spears |
The boys touch each others wooden spears. the second boy from the left, with trousers, is Susa's young son sikhelane, called "The little umthakathi" |
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| Laduma's grandson Phila Madela beats the drum made by Laduma |
Laduma's grandson Phila Madela bats the drum made by Laduma. Mbabazeni Madela's wife is the onlokker to the left. two of the boys are wearing crowns. most of the dancing boys wear frontal and rear aprons, izinene and amabheshu, made by Laduma. |
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| Three Swazi girls, Golela, July 1953 |
Three Swazi girls, Golela, July 1953 |
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| A school choir in competition with other school choirs), Golela, July, 1953 |
A school choir in competition with other school choirs), Golela, July, 1953 |
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| Two Swazi girls (see F16-13 and F16-21), Golela, July 1953 |
Two Swazi girls (see F16-13 and F16-21), Golela, July 1953 |
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| Swazi girl, near Golela, July 1953 |
Swazi girl, Golela, July 1953 |
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| Swazi sangoma, Golela, July 1953 |
Swazi sangoma, Golela, July 1953 |
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| Swazi sangoma, Golela, July 1953 |
Swazi sangoma, Golela, July 1953 |
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| Laduma standing in front of his private hut |
Standing in front of his private hut Laduma watches the preparations for the boys' dancing in his courtyard on New Year. his favourite is fixing the crown similar to that which he had warn on F 2/7a at the head of one of the boys. |
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| Laduma starts drawing the figure of chief Lulwandle |
Laduma starts drawing the figure of chief Lulwandle, the finished figure of whom is seen in "Der einbeinige Gott", colour plate VI. |
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| Susa Madela |
In order to amuse K. Schlosser Susa showed his wry face-worthy of his name 'King of the One eyed people' |
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| Susa Madela |
In order to amuse K. Schlosser Susa showed his wry face-worthy of his name "King of the One-eyed people" |
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| Susa and Laduma Madela in front of Balungile's house |
Susa and Laduma Madela in front of Bafungile's house during a New year's visit of Susa to Laduma. Susa's peaked cap was made by Laduma. |
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| Swazi girl, near Golela, July 1953 |
Swazi girl, Golela, July 1953 |
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| Madela sings about Langalinye |
In the outfit from F 2/7a Madela sings about Langalinye, i.e. the Zulu king Cetshwayo and accompanied himself with the music bow he also had made himself. |
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| Madela with six bandoliers and a crown made by himself |
Madela with six bandoliers. he wears a crown made by himself from the skin of a Grey Duiker. |
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| Swazi girl, near Golela, July 1953 |
Swazi girls, Golela, July 1953 |
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| Swazi girl with music bow, Golela, 1953 |
Swazi girl with music instrument, Golela, 1953 |