Ethnographic
During the 19th century and early 20th century photographers traveled the world to capture images of native peoples. It was a great challenge to obtain many of these photographs. The photographers had to approach an often, hostile group of people who had no understanding of the camera.
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A Native Harpist of Samoliland
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Amazonian Woman and Child, Brazil
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Andean Sheep Herders, Peru, c1900
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Apache Stream, Arizona. c1999
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Bali Women. c1910
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Basket Maker’s stall, Indian Market, Kashmir, c1900
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Bedouin Tribesman, Jidda, Arabia
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Brahmin Girl carrying fruit offering to a temple, Bali
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Chief of American Samoa meeting with his tribe
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Children in Jibuti, Somalia
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Chinese Merchant and his Children, Chinatown
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Chinese Ricksha, studio view
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Chinese Workers in Company Store, Hawaii. c1920
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Dahomey Chiefs, c1900
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East African Natives carrying equipment on Safari
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Embroiderer working on an apron, Mezokocesd, Hungary
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Fishermen preparing their boats, Ceylon c1920
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Fruit Seller’s stall, Indian Market, Kashmir, c1900
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Grain Seller’s stall, Indian Market, Kashmir, c1900
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Indian Beauty, c1920
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Indian Hunter with Himalayan Black Bear, c1910
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Indian Hunter with his Kill, c1910
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Indian Street Barber
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Japanese Geisha and Servant RPPC
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Japanese Village in or near Port Arthur, China
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Javanese Dancers wearing wings made of skins
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Jewelry of a wealthy Nepalese Woman in Darjeeling
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Kikuyu Hunter showing the way to a European. Kenya. c1900
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Lady from North Africa, c1910
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Lady from North Africa, c1910
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Maharajah of Gwalior. November 1936
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Maharajah of Gwalior. November 1936
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