Portrait of Lawi Leboyare Frame:gold

Portrait of Lawi Leboyare Frame:goldClose up profile portrait of Lawi, a young Samburu man, taken shortly after his circumcision. He still wear the black skin cloak and has also been adorned with woman's earrings and an ostrich feather headdress. Small birds that he has shot with blunted arrows hang down the back of his neck. Due to the nature of these images, prints will reproduce any signs of age, wear or damage that occurred before they were archived by the Pitt Rivers Museum.

possibly Sheikh Tahnoun bin Mohammed Al Nahyan

One half is two storeys high

On the far left a young boy

At the centre of the image a musician beats out a rhythm on a large drum

The two men at the back of the line both carry falcons

with tall buildings at either side

in Al Ain oasis

photographed at Buraymi

Group portrait of six villagers or Bedouin men with Arabian horses in the region of Al Ain oasis

with a man standing on a rock outcrop in the foreground

a type of dhow) raising the mainsail by pulling on ropes

View of a member of Wilfred Thesiger's travelling party standing in country north of Al Ain/Buraimi oasis in the area between Ramlat Unayq and Jabal Sumeini