Afric Collection

Picture No. 10872025
Tribal Dancer - Bushmen Girl dancing in Manghetti dunes Date:

Confrontation
Xavier Ortega

Rest On The Tree
Jun Zuo

abstract, abundance, accomplish, accomplishing, accomplishment, africa, agriculture
abstract, abundance, accomplish, accomplishing, accomplishment, afric, Gallo Landscapes, 98218747

Crossing The River
Jun Zuo

The scorched tree at Sossusvlei
Yang Jiao

Zulus at the British Empire Exhibition in Wembley, London 1924-5

Marabou vs Tawny eagle
Xavier Ortega

Dam Builders
circa 1900: Excavation and construction under way in the deepest part of the foundations at Bab-el-Kibir during the construction of the Aswan Dam. (Photo by Hulton Archive/Getty Images)

Tribal Dancer - Bushmen Girl ready to dance in Manghetti dunes. Namibia - Africa

Tribal Dancer - Bushmen Girl dancing in Manghetti dunes. Namibia - Africa

Himba Girl - wearing head gear and jewellery. Kaokoland - Namibia - Africa

Picture No. 10872024
Tribal Dancer - Bushmen Girl ready to dance in Manghetti dunes Date:

Picture No. 10872007
Himba Girl - wearing head gear and jewellery Date:

Giant Groundsel - at 13000 ft, when leaves die they do not fall off, instead they insulate the stem from the freezing
RW-1363 Giant Groundsel - at 13000 ft, when leaves die they do not fall off, instead they insulate the stem from the freezing temperatures at altitude. Mt Kenya, Africa

Giant Lobelia - 12-13000 ft Kenya, Africa
RW-1007 Giant Lobelia - 12-13000 ft Kenya, Africa Lobelia telekii Richard Waller Please note that prints are for personal display purposes only and may not be reproduced in anyway

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"A Glimpse into the Rich Tapestry of Afric: From Ancient Streets to Vibrant Cultures" Step back in time and wander through an old street in Cairo, captured beautifully in a colour litho. The bustling atmosphere transports you to a bygone era, where history whispers secrets from every corner. Intriguingly, an oil painting titled "BLACK WOMAN" catches your eye. Painted between 1875-1876, it portrays the strength and resilience of African women throughout history. Their stories deserve recognition and celebration. As you continue your journey through artistry, an engraving depicting Jesus Christ driving the money-changers out of the Temple reminds us of Africa's deep-rooted religious heritage. Faith has always played a significant role in shaping communities across this vast continent. Nature's wonders unfold before you as you encounter the scorched tree at Sossusvlei. Its twisted branches stand tall against harsh desert landscapes, symbolizing resilience amidst adversity—a testament to Africa's ability to thrive even in challenging conditions. Moving away from nature's embrace, Mr Smeedon's Villa appears before your eyes through a black-and-white photograph. A glimpse into colonial architecture that once adorned African cities; it serves as a reminder of complex histories intertwined with beauty and struggle. Djenan-el-Mufti welcomes you next—an enchanting black-and-white photo showcasing Algiers' charm. It invites exploration into Algeria's rich cultural tapestry—where traditions merge seamlessly with modernity under North African skies. Another entrance beckons—the entrance to Mr Smeedon's Villa reappears—inviting contemplation on how these structures shaped lives during times gone by. They stand as silent witnesses to Africa’s ever-evolving story—a blend of triumphs and tribulations etched within their walls. El Bardo emerges twice along this visual journey—one capturing its essence through monochrome photography while another showcases the allure of El Bardo, Algeria.