Emil Otto Hoppé

Image Not Available for A circular grass hut, another form of architecture popular in Nigerian villages. The walls are of mud plaster, the thatching of grass, the roof upheld by stakes and by a large central pillar.

Image Not Available for For ten years, this holy man has stood for two hours every day in the same spot staring into the sun. Of course, he soon became totally blind.

Image Not Available for The girls can study or read for their pleasure in the beautiful library….no noise is the rule here.

Image Not Available for The girls of Roedean School in Roedean village on the outskirts of Brighton, East Sussex enjoy the warm weather on a Saturday afternoon.

Image Not Available for Greek mother and child.

Image Not Available for The grils can study or read for pleasure in the beautiful library….no noise is the rule here.

Image Not Available for The guest house consists of bunglows each having one room with four windows, bed with mosquito net, stone floor, bathroom with running water and electric light.

Image Not Available for A happy group of girls watch the games and employ their hands usefully at the same time.

Image Not Available for A Hausa man shows how daggers are fastened to both forearms and hidden by his garmet.

Image Not Available for A Hausa man stands with arms crossed in a peaceful manner. In reality he is ready at a moment's notice to bare the daggers and stand his ground.

Image Not Available for A Hausa man with daggers is an eerie and dangerous sight.

Image Not Available for Hibiscus blossoms bloom along the side of the Congo River.