Orientale (province)
Found in 95 Collections and/or Records:
Bush elephant killed at Bodjo, Upper Wele, Congo (Aba-Niangara Road), 1915, 1915
101 x 76 mm. A view showing two Africans standing beside an elephant shot by Christy. In Christy (1924), he states that the tusks weighed between 119 and 120 lbs, but on the back of two copies of this print the figure is given as 97 and 107 lbs. There would appear to be some confusion between this elephant and another featured in this collection.
Bush elephant killed at Bodjo, Upper Wele, Congo (Aba-Niangara Road), 1915, 1915
101 x 76 mm. A view showing two Africans standing beside an elephant shot by Christy. In Christy (1924), he states that the tusks weighed between 119 and 120 lbs, but on the back of two copies of this print the figure is given as 97 and 107 lbs. There would appear to be some confusion between this elephant and another featured in this collection.
[Carving given to Powell], 1935 - 1936
The caption to the left of the photograph reads: 'A carving representing Madamu, which was given to me at Ekibondo, and was the cause of much amusement'.
Chief Badidi (Mombodo Tribe, near Wamba) and his family, 1935 - 1936
The caption below the photograph continues: 'Badidi gave me his house for the night, when my carriers ran away and left me'.
Drying cotton near Dungu, 1934
Showing cotton being laid out on raised wooden platforms to dry. Upper Zaire.
[Elephant training station], 1934
The caption on the album page reads: 'Gangala na Bodio (40 miles W of Faradje, B. Congo[i.e. Congo]) where the African elephant is captured and domesticated'. Near the Garamba National Park, Zaire.
[Elephant training station], 1934
The caption on the album page reads: 'Gangala na Bodio (40 miles W of Faradje, B. Congo[i.e. Congo]) where the African elephant is captured and domesticated'. Near the Garamba National Park, Zaire.
[Elephant training station], 1934
The caption on the album page reads: 'Gangala na Bodio (40 miles W of Faradje, B. Congo[i.e. Congo]) where the African elephant is captured and domesticated'. Near the Garamba National Park, Zaire.
[Elephant training station], 1934
The caption on the album page reads: 'Gangala na Bodio (40 miles W of Faradje, B. Congo[i.e. Congo]) where the African elephant is captured and domesticated'. Near the Garamba National Park, Zaire.
[Elephant training station], 1934
At Gangala na Bodio, near the Garamba National Park, Zaire. The caption reads: 'Monsieur Otterman giving each one [elephant] a small cake of salt after the morning parade'.
[Elephant training station], 1934
At Gangala na Bodio, near the Garamba National Park, Zaire.
Ferry on the Gada River near Niangara (B. Congo [i.e. Congo]), 1934
Showing a long canoe full of people.
[Full-length portrait], 1934
A caption on the album page reads: 'I met this Orange[?] man in the Eturi forest in the Congo near Mumbasa. He has a wig of monkies hair'. Met on trek from M'bogo to Iruma in Upper Zaire.
[Girl playing a stringed instrument.], 1935 - 1936
The caption below the photograph reads: 'The girls at Ekibondo played single stringed instruments like this. It is rather like a bow, and by altering the pressure of the teeth on the wood and twanging at the same time, they could play quite pleasing little ditties. When a number were playing together it was most effective'.
[Girls in the Alumbi country], 1934
Northeastern Zaire.
Hair dressing at Ekibondo, 1935 - 1936
The caption at the bottom right-hand corner of the album page continues: 'All the girls were very clever at this, and I saw no one person specializing in the art. I was amazed to see what a mop of hair they have when they have all their plaits combed out. They use only a sharpened bone to work with. On this page there are two different styles of dressing'.
Hair dressing at Ekibondo, 1935 - 1936
The caption at the bottom right-hand corner of the album page continues: 'All the girls were very clever at this, and I saw no one person specializing in the art. I was amazed to see what a mop of hair they have when they have all their plaits combed out. They use only a sharpened bone to work with. On this page there are two different styles of dressing'.
Hair dressing at Ekibondo, 1935 - 1936
The caption at the bottom right-hand corner of the album page continues: 'All the girls were very clever at this, and I saw no one person specializing in the art. I was amazed to see what a mop of hair they have when they have all their plaits combed out. They use only a sharpened bone to work with. On this page there are two different styles of dressing'.
[Head and shoulders portrait], 1934
The caption on the album page reads: 'Mobira. Near Irumu N.E. Congo'.
[Head and shoulders portrait], 1934
A caption on the album page reads: 'I met this Orange[?] man in the Eturi forest in the Congo near Mumbasa. He has a wig of monkies hair'. Met on trek from M'bogo to Iruma in Upper Zaire.
[Head and shoulders portrait of a woman], 1934
The caption on the album page reads: 'Mobira. Near Irumu N.E. Congo'.
Head of the giant forest hog, a male shot near Poko, Wele District
112 x 157 mm. A view showing the severed head of a giant hog; 'the grotesque whitish eye warts and the characteristic erectness of the bristles of the coat are well seen'. Photograph by C.A. Reid.
[Huts at Ekibondo], 1934
In M'Bongo's court house, 1935 - 1936
The caption below the photograph continues: 'He is the Sultani of Medje, and paramount Chief of the Mangbetu'.
In the Parc National Albert, 1934
Showing a river, vegetation and hills in the Parc National de Maiko, Upper Zaire.