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Two Aboriginal men standing together
Part of Caroline Kelly Papers
Two Aboriginal Australian men, their toros painted, standing together, both holding what appear to be multi-pronged spears. Label numbered '714'.
Tennant-Kelly, Caroline, 1899-1989
Aboriginal man decorated in dot paint
Part of Caroline Kelly Papers
Full-length portrait of an Aboriginal Australian man, his body decorated with dot paint, standing unposed, looking off to one side. Label numbered '713'.
Tennant-Kelly, Caroline, 1899-1989
Aboriginal man biting down on a stalk or stick
Part of Caroline Kelly Papers
An Aboriginal Australian man sitting cross-legged, bites down on a stalk or stick, possibly fashioning a weapon. Label numbered '464'.
Tennant-Kelly, Caroline, 1899-1989
Aboriginal man balancing spears on his shoulders
Part of Caroline Kelly Papers
Side portrait of an Aboriginal Australian man standing on the bank of a river or lake, balancing what appears to be a pair of spears on his shoulders. He holds a pipe in his mouth. The same man appears in the glass plate negative listed under Item 34. Label numbered '1053'.
Tennant-Kelly, Caroline, 1899-1989
Aboriginal man wearing a hat, sitting cross-legged
Part of Caroline Kelly Papers
An Aboriginal Australian man wearing a hat, sitting cross-legged. A second man, sitting cross-legged with his face pointing away from the camera, is also in view in the background. Label numbered '763'.
Tennant-Kelly, Caroline, 1899-1989
Three Aboriginal men crouching
Part of Caroline Kelly Papers
Three Aboriginal Australian men, wearing what appear to be body decorations or armour on their torsos and heads, crouching together, holding spears.
Tennant-Kelly, Caroline, 1899-1989
Seven Aboriginal men enacting a hunt, an eighth man pretending to be wounded
Part of Caroline Kelly Papers
Seven Aboriginal Australian men, decorated in body paint, enacting a hunt by aiming their spears at an eighth man lying on the ground, with one leg extended, pretending to be wounded by a spear. Taken at Cherbourg Aboriginal Settlement during a corroboree.
Tennant-Kelly, Caroline, 1899-1989
Four Aboriginal men pointing upward
Part of Caroline Kelly Papers
Four Aboriginal Australian men, decorated in body paint and wearing traditional clothing, point upward at an unidentified subject. The arm of a fifth man is also in view. Taken at Cherbourg Aboriginal Settlement during a corroboree.
Tennant-Kelly, Caroline, 1899-1989
Two Aboriginal men carrying spears
Part of Caroline Kelly Papers
Two Australian Aboriginal men, both decorated in body paint and wearing traditional clothing, carry spears. One of the men appears to be aiming the spear at an unidentified target out of frame.
Tennant-Kelly, Caroline, 1899-1989
Part of Caroline Kelly Papers
Group of Aboriginal Australian Elders, consisting of three women and three men, at Cherbourg Aboriginal Settlement.
Tennant-Kelly, Caroline, 1899-1989