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Image Not Available for Arrival at the Gold Coast. In solemn procession, flat-bottomed native boats, carry passengers from a liner to the mainland. The boats are manned by 12 boys who sit in two a row on the sides of the boat and paddle with tri-pronged paddles.
Arrival at the Gold Coast. In solemn procession, flat-bottomed native boats, carry passengers from a liner to the mainland. The boats are manned by 12 boys who sit in two a row on the sides of the boat and paddle with tri-pronged paddles.
Image Not Available for Arrival at the Gold Coast. In solemn procession, flat-bottomed native boats, carry passengers from a liner to the mainland. The boats are manned by 12 boys who sit in two a row on the sides of the boat and paddle with tri-pronged paddles.

Arrival at the Gold Coast. In solemn procession, flat-bottomed native boats, carry passengers from a liner to the mainland. The boats are manned by 12 boys who sit in two a row on the sides of the boat and paddle with tri-pronged paddles.

Creator Emil Otto Hoppé (British, 1878 - 1972)
Date1930s
Mediumgelatin silver print
DimensionsOverall: 20.4 x 24.2 cm (8 1/16 x 9 1/2 in.)
Credit LineAnonymous Gift, 2002
Category
Object number2002/5710
LocationNot currently on display

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1930s
Photograph
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Emil Otto Hoppé
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Emil Otto Hoppé
1930s
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Tea for two.
Emil Otto Hoppé
1930s
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A visit of the Sultan of Bornu with the Governor of Nigeria.
Emil Otto Hoppé
1930s
Photograph
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Young Transylvanian gypsy mother and child.
Emil Otto Hoppé
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