Impressions of Northern, Central and Southern Africa, woodcuts, published 1893 - stock illustration

Impressions of Africa from the 19th century. Left side, Northern Africa: 1) Algerian Sahara dunes; 2) Dancers in the Sahara; 3) Bedouin woman; 4) Egyptian camel driver; 5) Bedouin; 6) Landscape near the first Nile cataract; 7) Artesian fountain; 8) Tuaregs. Center, Central Africa: 1) Crossing over the Gambaru river; 2) Slave transport; 3) Shoa hut; 4) At the Lake Chad; 5) At the Niger River; 6) People at the Upper Niger River; 7) Zande village; 8) Gold panning at the Niger River; 9) River crossing; 10) Papyrus plants. Right side, Southern Africa: 1) Transportation of goods; 2) Quingolo, village in Benguela (Angola); 3) Journey in the steppe; 4) Ox team at the Limpopo River; 5) Ngonye/Sioma falls (Zambezi River, Zambia); 6) Khoekhoe (southwestern Africa); 7) Zulu warrior; 8) Boers (South African farmers); 9) Zulu huts. Wood engravings after drawings by Albert Richter (German painter, 1845 - 1898), published in 1893.