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| Views in Natal:Itoli Mountains. |
Watercolor scene of Itoli Mountains with Carts, tents and human figures at the bottom. |
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| 'Orange River' |
Watercolor scene of the Orange River when it is full. |
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| Entrance Cottage to Castle |
Black and white sketch of a cottage entrance to the castle. |
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| View of the entrance of False Bay |
Watercolor scene of False Bay with people fishing. |
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| Views in Natal:1844- 1853 |
Watercolor scene of tranquil river with two figure enjoying the view. |
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| Views in Natal: Country scene of a Horse |
Watercolor scene of a horse with a man and mountains on the background. |
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| " Mary Caton" |
Pencil Scene of Mary Caton sitting between trees on the 24th of October in 1844. |
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| Views in Natal:Waterfalls |
Watercolor scene of Waterfalls with human figures in the bottom enjoying the view. |
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| 'Fort Napier: Invisible Figure' |
Watercolor scene of Fort Napier with an invisisible figure on the background, |
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| 'The Tanka Post |
Pencil scene of the Tanka Post in June 1846 |
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| 'Theo Ad- Mineral's house & Twupike' |
Pencil scene of a Mineral's house in Simone's Bay. |
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| Views in Natal: Itoli Mountains (B) |
Watercolor scene of the Itoli Mountains, with tents, carts and figures it's foot. |
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| 'Biggers Berg' |
Watercolor scene of Biggars Berg in 1852. |
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| 'Amahlongwa Mission House' |
Watercolor scene of Amahlongwa Missions House in which Rev. Mc-Kuiney stayed. |
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| 'Fort Napier: The Three Soldiers' |
Pencil scene of three Soldiers on horses in Fort Napier. |
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| " I lose my way and have to sleep in the Open" |
Pencil scene sheep lost in the field. |
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| Insizwa |
Black and white photograph of a young man dressed in his traditional outfit from Eshowe. |
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| Amatshitshi |
Black and white photograph of three Eshowe girls, dressed in beadwork that indicate that they have come out of age and are ready for marriage. |
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| Views in Natal:Port Natal |
Watercolor scene of Port Natal in 1849 |
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| Views in Natal: Captain Grantham |
Watercolor scene of Captain Grantham nearly killed by a wounded Buffalo. |