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Image Not Available for Mopare and Laurence Marshall, sitting next to two other people, close-up view
Mopare and Laurence Marshall, sitting next to two other people, close-up view
Image Not Available for Mopare and Laurence Marshall, sitting next to two other people, close-up view
Object Number 2001.29.29846
Display Title Mopare and Laurence Marshall, sitting next to two other people, close-up view
Descriptions
Department Photographic
Date 11/16/1961-11/26/1961
Culture
  • Kgalagari
Geography/Provenience/Site Name
Africa / Botswana / Kgalagadi / <County> / Hukuntsi
Materials Print, black and white adhered to Paper
Dimensions Overall: 10.16 × 12.3825 cm (4 × 4 7/8 in.)
Quantity 1
Credit Line Gift of Laurence K. Marshall and Lorna J. Marshall
Provenance
Donor Lorna Marshall
Donor John Marshall

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Image Not Available for Mopare and Laurence Marshall, sitting next to two other people, close-up view
2001.29.24583 Mopare and Laurence Marshall, sitting next to two other people, close-up view
Hukuntsi
Image Not Available for Mopare, his brother, and two children
2001.29.29847 Mopare, his brother, and two children
Hukuntsi
Image Not Available for Mopare, his brother, and two children
2001.29.24584 Mopare, his brother, and two children
Hukuntsi
Image Not Available for Laurence Marshall showing polaroid photographs to a group of people, close-up view
2001.29.24617 Laurence Marshall showing polaroid photographs to a group of people, close-up view
Hukuntsi
Image Not Available for Laurence Marshall showing polaroid photographs to a group of people, close-up view
2001.29.24618 Laurence Marshall showing polaroid photographs to a group of people, close-up view
Hukuntsi
Image Not Available for Laurence Marshall showing polaroid photographs to a group of people, close-up view
2001.29.29862 Laurence Marshall showing polaroid photographs to a group of people, close-up view
Hukuntsi
Image Not Available for Three people sitting, Lorna Marshall and Wilhelm Camm sitting in chairs, interviewing them
2001.29.29850 Three people sitting, Lorna Marshall and Wilhelm Camm sitting in chairs, interviewing them
Jawe
People sitting behind Robert Dyson standing, with Laurence Marshall, Elizabeth Marshall Thomas and Lorna Marshall sitting, showing their insulated boots (print from stereoview 2001.29.24941)
2001.29.876 People sitting behind Robert Dyson standing, with Laurence Marshall, Elizabeth Marshall Thomas and Lorna Marshall sitting, showing their insulated boots (print from stereoview 2001.29.24941)
Angola
Image Not Available for Laurence Marshall showing polaroid photographs to a group of people, close-up view
2001.29.24619 Laurence Marshall showing polaroid photographs to a group of people, close-up view
Hukuntsi
Image Not Available for Group of people sitting, including Gau, "Old ≠Toma," /Gam and //Khuaga (wife of !Naishi), with Laurence Marshall crouched next to them
2001.29.25976 Group of people sitting, including Gau, "Old ≠Toma," /Gam and //Khuaga (wife of !Naishi), with Laurence Marshall crouched next to them
Gautscha
Image Not Available for Nicholas England recording sound, Laurence Marshall standing next to him; group of people standing around them (print is a cropped image)
2001.29.29685 Nicholas England recording sound, Laurence Marshall standing next to him; group of people standing around them (print is a cropped image)
!O N!a
People dancing at a daytime dance, with John and Laurence Marshall setting up a film camera next to them
2001.29.16269 People dancing at a daytime dance, with John and Laurence Marshall setting up a film camera next to them
Nyae Nyae Conservancy