- Collection type
- Photograph
- Description
- Stereo card showing the removal of a brass collar from around a woman's neck inside a house or shelter. The woman is lent over an anvil resting on a wooden block. A European man holds a hammer and the collar is held by native men. There are a group of people gathered behind to watch.
- Geographical reference
- Lukolela
- Cultural groups
- Bobangi
- Date / Period
- Date of photograph: 1890 - 1947
- Acquisition information
- Donated: 2000
- Photographic process
- Print gelatin silver
- Dimensions
- Length x Width 140 x 79 mm, Length x Width 177 x 89 mm
- Object numbers
- Accession number: 2000.49.16
- Research and responses
PRM Object Related Documents File - Correspondence from Reverend Clarke, details of how he obtained the collection, biographical information on the collector Reverend Whitehead, and list of collector's manuscripts and photographs held at the Baptist Missionary Society Archive, Didcot, Oxon. Also photocopies of two photographs (prints in Photographs and Manuscripts collection and listed on database: 2000.49.16 & .17), one showing the necklace framing a photograph of the wearer and the other showing the Reverend John Whitehead removing the necklace from the wearer. [JD 12/9/2005]
This collar is said to be objects collection (2000.49.1). Also see related photograph 2000.49.17. [CF 27/2/2003]
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