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10. BUCHTA, R[ichard]. A Zande Binza, (witchdoctor) Southern Sudan. [c.1879]. Albumen print. Very good tonal range and in good condition, pasted on original card, photographers credit and title in negative, another title in German manuscript. Dimensions: 195 by 140mm. (8 by 5.5 inches). A full length portrait of a Zande Binza or witchdoctor standing beside a hut, wearing rattles, skins, medicines and other attire. Buchta made an excursion to the groups west of the Nile in 1879 setting out from Juba on 7th July and returning there on 26th August. ref: 66561 £375 11. SEBAH, Pascal. Sudanese woman. [c.1880]. Albumen print. Very good tonal range and in excellent condition. Signed, titled and numbered in negative. Dimensions: 270 by 200 mm (10.5 by 8 inches). ref: 74968 £225 12. [Photographer unknown]. Sudanese men. [c.1870]. Albumen print. Good rich tones and in good condition. Photographer’s title and number in negative. Dimensions: 260 by 205mm. (10 by 8 inches). ref: 60037 £225 16 Tribal Portraits Bernard J Shapero Rare Books
13. VOSSION, Louis. Bongo tribe, Sudan. [c.1882]. Three albumen prints. Fair tonal range and in good condition, pasted on original card, captions in manuscript. Dimensions: 155 by 110mm. (6.5 by 4.5 inches). Louis Vossion, 1877-1955, a French diplomat who undertook postings to Sudan, Pacific, India. His interest in photography is suggested to be both personal, and professional in its reflection of diplomatic duties in remote areas. These three photographs are a series taken in the same location in Khartoum, Sudan. The larger image shows a portrait of a girl from the Bongo ethnic group. The Bongo were one of the smaller groups of the White Nile region. The girl photographed is part of an ancient dance troupe, which had performed after the main meal with important members of the tribe. She is pictured wearing frayed leather garments and an amulet hung on a long, leather cord around her neck. Bottom left shows a portrait of Fadl-el- Kerim, an Arab woman and Aicha, a woman from the mountains of Djebel. They are part of the Nouba ethnic group, consisting of different peoples inhabiting the south of Sudan’s Kordofan province. The image in the bottom right shows a group of five woman of varied ethnicity, who were slaves belonging to Ibrahim Effendi Khalil, leader of the Copte colony of Khartoum. ref: 78130 £3,250 Bernard J Shapero Rare Books Tribal Portraits 17
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