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Masai tribesmen bleeding cattle
Image Not Available for Masai tribesmen bleeding cattle

Masai tribesmen bleeding cattle

Artist George Rodger
CultureBritish
Date1979
MediumGelatin silver print
Dimensions10 × 7 3/4 in. (25.4 × 19.7 cm)
Credit LineGift of Dr. Daveed Frazier
Object number2021.62.104
Not on view
ProvenanceSold to Dr. Daveed Frazier via Michael Mattis, 2016 | Donated to Chrysler Museum of Art via Dr. Daveed Frazier, 2021
Image Not Available for Tribesmen bleeding a calf
George Rodger
Tribesmen bleeding a calf
1958
Image Not Available for Meeting of Dinka tribesmen
George Rodger
Meeting of Dinka tribesmen
ca. 1948
Image Not Available for The circumcision of Masai boy, Kenya
George Rodger
The circumcision of Masai boy, Kenya
1979
Image Not Available for The circumcision of Masai boy, Kenya
George Rodger
The circumcision of Masai boy, Kenya
1979
Image Not Available for Masai dancers, Kenya
George Rodger
Masai dancers, Kenya
1979
Image Not Available for Masai circumsion ceremony… coming of age in Kenya
George Rodger
Masai circumsion ceremony… coming of age in Kenya
1979
Image Not Available for Masai circumsion ceremony… coming of age in Kenya
George Rodger
Masai circumsion ceremony… coming of age in Kenya
1979
Image Not Available for The doctor of the circumcision in tribal regalia, Masai, Kenya
George Rodger
The doctor of the circumcision in tribal regalia, Masai, Kenya
1979
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George Rodger
Children, Kenya
1954
Image Not Available for Troops of FFL in training in Camerouns
George Rodger
Troops of FFL in training in Camerouns
c. 1941
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George Rodger
Blackwell at his camera during the eclipse while the sun was more than 9/10th's covered by the moon. Blackwell spent five weeks in Arabia preparing for these vital three minutes during which time he took 3,000 pictures with a high speed 35 mm camera. His camera was synchronised with chronometers and also with time signals radioed from Rugby, so that the time of each exposure could be recorded to the fraction of a second
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George Rodger
Man with scroll, Bethlehem
c. 1951
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