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Assistant Manager of WNLA (Witwatersrand Native Labor Association) (left) standing with another man and a dog next to the Okavango River
Assistant Manager of WNLA (Witwatersrand Native Labor Association) (left) standing with another man and a dog next to the Okavango River
Object Number 2001.29.13526
Display Title Assistant Manager of WNLA (Witwatersrand Native Labor Association) (left) standing with another man and a dog next to the Okavango River
Descriptions
Department Photographic
Date 1950
Artist F. D. du Toit van Zyl
Culture
  • Colonial African
Geography/Provenience/Site Name
Africa / Botswana / Ngamiland (North West)
Additional Geographic Terms Okavango swamp
Materials Print, black and white adhered to Paper
Dimensions Overall: 17.78 × 12.7 cm (7 × 5 in.)
Provenance
Donor Lorna Marshall
Donor John Marshall

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Assistant Manager of WNLA (Witwatersrand Native Labor Association) (left) standing with another man and a dog next to the Okavango River
2001.29.13833 Assistant Manager of WNLA (Witwatersrand Native Labor Association) (left) standing with another man and a dog next to the Okavango River
Ngamiland (North West)
People standing in tall grass in the Okavango delta
2001.29.13832 People standing in tall grass in the Okavango delta
Ngamiland (North West)
People standing in tall grass in the Okavango delta
2001.29.13525 People standing in tall grass in the Okavango delta
Ngamiland (North West)
The WNLA (Witwatersrand Native Labor Association) convoy which stays over-night at Cho/ana arriving and the cook starting the fire to prepare supper (print is a cropped image)
2001.29.26280 The WNLA (Witwatersrand Native Labor Association) convoy which stays over-night at Cho/ana arriving and the cook starting the fire to prepare supper (print is a cropped image)
Cho/ana
The WNLA (Witwatersrand Native Labor Association) convoy which stays over-night at Cho/ana (print is a cropped image)
2001.29.26281 The WNLA (Witwatersrand Native Labor Association) convoy which stays over-night at Cho/ana (print is a cropped image)
Cho/ana
WNLA (Witwatersrand Native Labor Association) convoy arriving to stay overnight at Cho/ana
2001.29.14970 WNLA (Witwatersrand Native Labor Association) convoy arriving to stay overnight at Cho/ana
Cho/ana
WNLA (Witwatersrand Native Labor Association) convoy arriving to stay overnight at Cho/ana
2001.29.14969 WNLA (Witwatersrand Native Labor Association) convoy arriving to stay overnight at Cho/ana
Cho/ana
Men rescuing a cow that fell through a floating papyrus mat
2001.29.13834 Men rescuing a cow that fell through a floating papyrus mat
Ngamiland (North West)
Men rescuing a cow that fell through a floating papyrus mat
2001.29.13527 Men rescuing a cow that fell through a floating papyrus mat
Ngamiland (North West)
Muremi (right) standing with a driver and another man by the door of a WNLA (Witwatersrand Native Labor Association) truck
2001.29.14971 Muremi (right) standing with a driver and another man by the door of a WNLA (Witwatersrand Native Labor Association) truck
Cho/ana
Muremi (right) and the driver and another man standing by the door of one of the WNLA (Witwatersrand Native Labor Association) trucks
2001.29.26282 Muremi (right) and the driver and another man standing by the door of one of the WNLA (Witwatersrand Native Labor Association) trucks
Cho/ana
People herding cattle across the Okavango River
2001.29.13824 People herding cattle across the Okavango River
Ngamiland (North West)