Mandela Collection

A1 Grand Prix
46664 - Nelson Mandela's (RSA) prison number. A1 Grand Prix, Rd1, Brands Hatch, England. Race Day, Sunday 25 September 2005. DIGITAL IMAGE

A1 Grand Prix
46664 - Nelson Mandela's (RSA) prison number. A1 Grand Prix, Rd1, Brands Hatch, England. Race Day, Sunday 25 September 2005. DIGITAL IMAGE

Celebrities at Mandela birthday concert
Stars who took part in the Nelson Mandela 70th Birthday tribute concert in Wembley stadium, London. They include American actress Daryl Hannah. Date: 11th June 1988

MPs anti-apartheid demo
Two Labour MPs Ms. Audrey Wise and Mr. Neil Kinnock take part in a demonstration against the trial of Nelson Mandela and apartheid in South Africa. The latter holds a placard reading free all S

Mike Terry Leader Speaking Annual General Meeting
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Anti-apartheid demonstrators
Anti-Apartheid Movement demonstrators behind barriers, holding placards reading Freedom for Mandela, Forward to freedom in Namibia and South Africa

Nelson Mandela Freedom March
Demonstrators leaving Manchester as they take part in the Glasgow to London Nelson Mandela Freedom March of 1988. Children join in the demonstration

Celebration of Mandela's release
A young black woman raises a bottle of champagne in the air in front of a large image of Nelson Mandela as the whole crowd celebrates his release after twenty-seven years in prison

Demonstration supporting Nelson Mandela
A crowd of demonstrators calling for the release of Nelson Mandela from prison. A large banner reads Mandela the world is with you'. Date: 1980s

Richard Attenborough greets Mandela marchers
In London, film-maker Richard Attenborough meets anti-apartheid demonstrators taking part in the Nelson Mandela Glasgow to London freedom march

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England, London, South Bank, Nelson Mandela Statue

Mandela Ernest Barrias French 1841 1905 Paris
Mandela; Ernest Barrias (French, 1841 - 1905); Paris, France; 1855; Albumen silver print

NELSON MANDELA (1918-2013). South African political leader. With Kweisi Mfume and members of the of the Congressional Black Caucus. Photograph, October 1994

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Nelson Mandela statue and Big Ben, Westminster, London, England, United Kingdom, Europe

Nelson Mandelas house, Soweto, Johannesburg, South Africa

Mandela Square, Sandton district, Johannesburg, South Africa

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"Mandela: A Symbol of Hope, Freedom, and Unity" Mandela Square stands tall as a testament to the legacy of Nelson Mandela, an iconic figure in South Africa's history. Celebrities from around the world gather at the Mandela birthday concert to honor his extraordinary life and dedication to justice. MPs stage a powerful anti-apartheid demonstration, echoing Mandela's fight against racial segregation and inequality. Mike Terry, a respected leader, passionately speaks at the Annual General Meeting about continuing Mandela's mission for equality. Anti-apartheid demonstrators take to the streets in solidarity with Nelson Mandela, demanding an end to discrimination and oppression. The Nelson Mandela Freedom March brings together thousands who march proudly under his name for equal rights and social justice. A joyous celebration erupts worldwide as news spreads of Mandela's long-awaited release from prison after 27 years of captivity. Demonstrators flood the streets in unwavering support of Nelson Mandela during his trial, showcasing their commitment to change. Richard Attenborough warmly greets participants marching for freedom alongside Nelson Mandela during a historic event that unites hearts across nations. EyeUbiquitous_20100254 captures a poignant moment on film—a wall mural depicting famous individuals inspired by the indomitable spirit of Nelson Mandela in Belfast. This black-and-white illustration portrays not just one man but represents all those who strive relentlessly for equality—just like Nelson Rolihlahla "Madiba" Mandela did throughout his remarkable life.