Works of: George Rodger

Works of: George Rodger
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Colonel Leclerc and General de Larminat at Faya, Chad, before the attack on Koufra
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George Rodger
Colonel Leclerc and General de Larminat at Faya, Chad, before the attack on Koufra
February 1941
Recruits for de Gaulle's France Libre, Douala, Cameroon
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George Rodger
Recruits for de Gaulle's France Libre, Douala, Cameroon
January 1941
Missakin Tiwai Nuba Girl with Lip Plug, Kordofan
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George Rodger
Missakin Tiwai Nuba Girl with Lip Plug, Kordofan
1949
[Teacher at blackboard in classroom]
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George Rodger
[Teacher at blackboard in classroom]
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George Rodger
[Indian doctor, Dr. S.G. Pandit examining equipment for the operating theatre of the new hospital in Tanganyika]
1948
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George Rodger
[Hospital patient being attended by African nurse, Tanganyika]
1948
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George Rodger
Twice a week there is a meat ration issue which is provided by a contractor in Shinyanga. This arrives at the mine by truck, is then weighed, cut up and distributed.
1948
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George Rodger
Jig working in the sorting shed. Note the heavy wire mesh covering to prevent pilfering.
1948
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George Rodger
I'll give the photographer a broad hint he's not welcome, thinks the hippo, moving away in the direction of the Channel
1948
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George Rodger
Letaba Camp, Kruger National Park, with vehicles leaving the main gate
1948
[Lion in Kruger National Park]
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George Rodger
[Lion in Kruger National Park]
1948
[Young Impalas in Kruger National Park]
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George Rodger
[Young Impalas in Kruger National Park]
1948
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George Rodger
O. Mamen, a Norwegian, supervisor of the sorting shed, counting diamonds which have been taken from the jigs during the day. He keeps cigarette boxes to contain the day's take, one for each machine.
1948
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George Rodger
[Houses and groups of people of the city of Kordofan in Anglo-Egyptian Sudan]
1949
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George Rodger
The battery of rotary concentrating pans where gravel scooped up by excavators goes through primary operation of washing away soft soil and lighter material.
1948
Hippo Haven: A family of hippopotami on the run through the waters of the Kazinga Channel
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George Rodger
Hippo Haven: A family of hippopotami on the run through the waters of the Kazinga Channel
1949
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George Rodger
Once a week the bull dozers and tree-dozers are brought back to a base for servicing. These machines are working on the "West Trace," a road cut through the bush in a dead straight line for about 36 miles, which forms the E/W axis of Block A
1948
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George Rodger
Panoramic view overlooking the bare diamond protected area with offices and residential quarters in distant background. This area is all rich in diamonds.
1948
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George Rodger
[Hippopotamus in Kruger National Park]
1948
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George Rodger
[Hippos in Kruger National Park]
1948
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George Rodger
Unloading rails on a flat car at the railway berth which is being built by Tanganyika railways on the Lindi estuary
1948
H.B. Luxmoore, of Sudan Veterinary Services, inoculating a cow which has sleeping sickness
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George Rodger
H.B. Luxmoore, of Sudan Veterinary Services, inoculating a cow which has sleeping sickness
1949
[Tree-dozer clearing land for groundnut plantations in Tanganyika]
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George Rodger
[Tree-dozer clearing land for groundnut plantations in Tanganyika]
1948
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George Rodger
[Crocodile in Kruger National Park]
1948
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