Search

Search
1,249 to 1,272 of 17,827 results for Nicholas Muray
/ 743
[Richard Rodgers & Lorenz Hart]
Photograph
Nickolas Muray
[Richard Rodgers & Lorenz Hart]
1926
The Garland
Photograph
Nickolas Muray
The Garland
1924
Zoe Akins
Nickolas Muray
Zoe Akins
1921
Ruth St. Denis
Nickolas Muray
Ruth St. Denis
ca. 1925
Ted Shawn
Nickolas Muray
Ted Shawn
ca. 1925
H.G. Wells
Nickolas Muray
H.G. Wells
ca. 1925
Gertrude Vanderbilt Whitney
Nickolas Muray
Gertrude Vanderbilt Whitney
ca. 1925
Sinclair Lewis - Novelist
Nickolas Muray
Sinclair Lewis - Novelist
1921
[Martha Lorber]
Nickolas Muray
[Martha Lorber]
ca. 1926
[Myrna Loy]
Nickolas Muray
[Myrna Loy]
ca. 1925
J. David Stern
Nickolas Muray
J. David Stern
ca. 1945
Carl Van Vechten
Nickolas Muray
Carl Van Vechten
ca. 1925
The dance music in this Bulawayo beer hall in Southern Rhodesia is furnished, at the moment, by a manufactured guitar. Home-made versions of string instruments are more common. Almost inevitably, there are also drums.
Photograph
Nickolas Muray
The dance music in this Bulawayo beer hall in Southern Rhodesia is furnished, at the moment, by a manufactured guitar. Home-made versions of string instruments are more common. Almost inevitably, there are also drums.
1957
Modern Dancing in Beer hall, Bulawayo, South Rhodesia brings out the most sophisticated of clothing.
Photograph
Nickolas Muray
Modern Dancing in Beer hall, Bulawayo, South Rhodesia brings out the most sophisticated of clothing.
1957
A beer hall in Bulawayo, Southern Rhodesia, serves its brew in massive tin mugs. Attire varies from the conventional European to mixed ensembles.
Photograph
Nickolas Muray
A beer hall in Bulawayo, Southern Rhodesia, serves its brew in massive tin mugs. Attire varies from the conventional European to mixed ensembles.
1957
Hair decorations may extend both fore and aft as here with a young Karamojong warrior in Northern Uganda.
Photograph
Nickolas Muray
Hair decorations may extend both fore and aft as here with a young Karamojong warrior in Northern Uganda.
1957
The young boys of the Karamojong in Northern Uganda are skilled goatherds. The herds are huge, but the boys know every animal and make certain that all are present when moving to a new pasture.
Photograph
Nickolas Muray
The young boys of the Karamojong in Northern Uganda are skilled goatherds. The herds are huge, but the boys know every animal and make certain that all are present when moving to a new pasture.
1957
This young stalwart is a Masai. The tribe is one of the few remaining pastoral groups in Africa, and is gradually losing its entity as its members merge with other tribes.
Photograph
Nickolas Muray
This young stalwart is a Masai. The tribe is one of the few remaining pastoral groups in Africa, and is gradually losing its entity as its members merge with other tribes.
1957
A department store in Leopoldville, Belgian Congo, is patronized by an occasional tourist, although its backbone of trade is from locals.
Photograph
Nickolas Muray
A department store in Leopoldville, Belgian Congo, is patronized by an occasional tourist, although its backbone of trade is from locals.
1957
The market in Pietermaritzburg, South Africa, proudly presents a photographer whose stock in trade includes elaborate backgrounds for those who wish them.
Photograph
Nickolas Muray
The market in Pietermaritzburg, South Africa, proudly presents a photographer whose stock in trade includes elaborate backgrounds for those who wish them.
1957
Six young Fingo girls sang and danced for us along the road to Grahamstown, South Africa. One even played a harmonica.
Photograph
Nickolas Muray
Six young Fingo girls sang and danced for us along the road to Grahamstown, South Africa. One even played a harmonica.
1957
A ritual dance in Livingstone, Northern Rhodesia, features costumes and masks borrowed, mostly, from the Museum there.
Photograph
Nickolas Muray
A ritual dance in Livingstone, Northern Rhodesia, features costumes and masks borrowed, mostly, from the Museum there.
1957
Johannesburg barbers take pride in their profession. Although some customers prefer the economical clipping to the skin, the crew cut seems most popular.
Photograph
Nickolas Muray
Johannesburg barbers take pride in their profession. Although some customers prefer the economical clipping to the skin, the crew cut seems most popular.
ca. 1956-1957
Three Xosa women near Peddie, South Africa, were preparing for a large feast. The young anthropologist who accompanied us to their village told us that when headgear is worn so low on the forehead it indicates that a woman has only been a mother once.
Photograph
Nickolas Muray
Three Xosa women near Peddie, South Africa, were preparing for a large feast. The young anthropologist who accompanied us to their village told us that when headgear is worn so low on the forehead it indicates that a woman has only been a mother once.
1957
/ 743

Review and updating of the museum's collection data is ongoing.
Inclusion of an object in this database does not guarantee its availability for loan.
For permission to use images from the online collections, please contact Image Rights and Reproductions.