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Zulu Blacksmiths at Work by George French Angas

Zulu Blacksmiths at Work

(Zulu blacksmiths at work)


George French Angas

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1849  ·  lithograph  ·  Image ID: 1513383

Art of the 19th century  ·  African Culture

Zulu Blacksmiths at Work by George French Angas. Available as an art print on canvas, photo paper, watercolor board, natural paper, or Japanese paper.
19th century · africa · south africa · craft industry · colonialism · colony · colour · custom (habit) · ethnography · anthropology · fire · united kingdom · europe · native · tool · blacksmith · craftsman · metal · population · tradition · culture · lithograph · print · traditional costume · clothes · / Bridgeman Images
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