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Object Number 2001.29.13782
Display Title Baboon that bit Laurence Marshall
Descriptions
Department Photographic
Date 1950
Artist Laurence K. Marshall
Geography/Provenience/Site Name
Africa / Botswana / Kgalagadi / <County> / Nossob camp
Additional Geographic Terms Nossob River, 20 mi. north of Twee Rivieren
Dimensions Overall: 8.89 × 6.35 cm (3 1/2 × 2 1/2 in.)
Quantity 1
Provenance
Donor Lorna Marshall
Donor John Marshall

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Baboon that bit Laurence Marshall
2001.29.13475 Baboon that bit Laurence Marshall
Nossob camp
Baboon that bit Laurence Marshall, approaching the expedition truck, close-up
2001.29.901 Baboon that bit Laurence Marshall, approaching the expedition truck, close-up
Kgalagadi Transfrontier Park
Baboon that bit Laurence Marshall, approaching the expedition truck
2001.29.900 Baboon that bit Laurence Marshall, approaching the expedition truck
Kgalagadi Transfrontier Park
Baboon that bit Laurence Marshall, outside Twee Rivieren
2001.29.899 Baboon that bit Laurence Marshall, outside Twee Rivieren
Kgalagadi Transfrontier Park
Baboon that bit Laurence Marshall, outside Twee Rivieren
2001.29.898 Baboon that bit Laurence Marshall, outside Twee Rivieren
Kgalagadi Transfrontier Park
Indaba at Omajetti, Herero chief, with a large group of people sitting and standing behind him, addressing expedition members, including Colonel Hoogenhout, John Neser, Laurence Marshall and John Marshall
2001.29.13477 Indaba at Omajetti, Herero chief, with a large group of people sitting and standing behind him, addressing expedition members, including Colonel Hoogenhout, John Neser, Laurence Marshall and John Marshall
Omatjette
Indaba at Omajetti, Herero chief, with a large group of people sitting and standing behind him, addressing expedition members, including Colonel Hoogenhout, John Neser, Laurence Marshall and John Marshall
2001.29.13476 Indaba at Omajetti, Herero chief, with a large group of people sitting and standing behind him, addressing expedition members, including Colonel Hoogenhout, John Neser, Laurence Marshall and John Marshall
Omatjette
Laurence Marshall showing a Polaroid photograph to the Hartmann family at their farm
2001.29.13486 Laurence Marshall showing a Polaroid photograph to the Hartmann family at their farm
Kunene
Laurence Marshall showing a Polaroid photograph to the Hartmann family at their farm
2001.29.13793 Laurence Marshall showing a Polaroid photograph to the Hartmann family at their farm
Kunene
Indaba at Omajetti, Herero chief, with a large group of people sitting and standing behind him, addressing expedition members, including Colonel Hoogenhout, John Neser, Laurence Marshall and John Marshall
2001.29.13783 Indaba at Omajetti, Herero chief, with a large group of people sitting and standing behind him, addressing expedition members, including Colonel Hoogenhout, John Neser, Laurence Marshall and John Marshall
Omatjette
Erongo
Indaba at Omajetti, Herero chief, with a large group of people sitting and standing behind him, addressing expedition members, including Colonel Hoogenhout, John Neser, Laurence Marshall and John Marshall
2001.29.13784 Indaba at Omajetti, Herero chief, with a large group of people sitting and standing behind him, addressing expedition members, including Colonel Hoogenhout, John Neser, Laurence Marshall and John Marshall
Omatjette
Erongo
Laurence Marshall standing, with the Nossob River in the background
2001.29.12558 Laurence Marshall standing, with the Nossob River in the background
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