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thunderstruck9:Robert Hodgins (British/South African, 1920-2010), A Transvaal Still Life (Thunder Cl

Dance shield (ndomi) of the Kikuyu people, Kenya.  Artist unknown; early 20th century.  Now in the B

Ivory pendant mask from the Kingdom of Benin in present-day Nigeria, thought to represent Queen Idia

Othello (Ira Aldridge as Othello), William Mulready, between 1840 and 1863

fuckyeainterracialcouples:Alex & Byron // 6 monthsI’m British and Finnish and he’s African Ameri

Today in History, January 11th,The Anglo-Zulu War begins over a border dispute between the British c

Chris Riddell (British-South African, b. 1962, Cape Town, South Africa) - Wake The Sleeper; Illustra

Bronze head of a man, thought to be a north African.  Artist unknown; ca. 300 BCE.  Found beneath th

Sub-Saharan Africa 80 years ago today: Italian East African Offensives (19 August 1940) buff

Burnished pottery vessel resembling a gourd (ensumbi), made by the guilds of Toro potters for the Ga

African Mask   -    Christopher Richard Wynne Nevinson British, 1889-1946Oil on canvas, 63,5 x 50,5

Jayde Pierce

shadesofblackness:Cassey Chanel by Lucia O'Connor McCarthyGoddess

We white girls no longer bother going to normal clubs. Only African British are worth going to at th

Vick Hope - TV Presenter / Journalist

blackandbrownlove:sc: Mavado - Progress If you grew up in a house like this for any years of your li

Portrait of the Princess of Zanzibar with an African Attendant by Walter Frier (British, 1685-1761)

British West African soldiers, World War I.

A flintlock musket (British Tower, Brown Bess) originating from Africa, 19th century. The stock is d

Mask in the shape of a human face (simoni or mbalangwe) used in the Nyau masquerade of the Chewa (Ce

redlipstickresurrected: Chris Riddell (British-South African, b. 1962, Cape Town, South Africa) - Wa

ww2inpictures:British 25 pounder guns of the Uganda Battery of the King’s African Rifles fires

Love is Light….Follow the Light..British Nigerian  Artist Chris Ofili wonderful pain

Two British tank officers, somewhere in the North African War Zone, on January 28, 1941, grin at war

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