A traditional <n>Kuba Cloth</n> textile from the Congo region, made from raffia palm fiber.

An editorial for the <n>Pas Normal Studios</n> <n>Balance 2.0</n> collection. Photo by <n>Hasse Nielsen Studio</n>.

A mural by a Soninke woman in Mauritania, from the book <n>African Canvas</n>. Photo by <n>Margaret Courtney-Clarke</n>, 1988.

<n>No arms for South Africa</n>, a British anti-apartheid poster from c. 1963. Issued by the <n>Anti-Apartheid Movement</n>, it depicts the 1960 <n>Sharpeville massacre</n>.

A photograph for <n>Church's</n> by <n>Robbie Lawrence</n>.

A <n>Xhosa</n> woman dances at a wedding celebration in Transkei, 1947. Photo by <n>Constance Stuart Larrabee</n>.

A portrait of rugby player <n>Jonny Wilkinson</n> from the series <n>A Show of Hands</n>. Photo by <n>Tim Booth</n>.

<n>Joe Schwartz</n>'s photograph from the first <n>Watts Summer Festival</n> in Los Angeles, 1966.

A relief map of Africa by <n>East of Nowhere</n>, based on an 1879 map by <n>Rand, McNally and Company</n>.

<n>Playing rugby in the mud</n>, 1960. Photo by <n>Victor Blackman</n>.

Illustration used on album covers for musician <n>Joel William Smith</n> and the book <n>L'Africa liberata</n>.

Movimentos de resistência ao neocolonialismo na África - Mundo Educação

Activist <n>Marsha P. Johnson</n> at a sit-in at NYU's Weinstein Hall in 1970. Photo by <n>Diana Davies</n>.

A giraffe during golden hour in the <n>Okavango Delta</n>, Botswana.

Digital illustration titled <n>Chilena</n> by <n>Antonio Rodrigues Jr</n>.

Digital Illustrations by Antonio Rodrigues Jr | Inspiration Grid

Photograph by <n>Joselito Verschaeve</n> from the series <n>As Long As The Sun Lasts</n>.