Tribal Art

Painted Indians

Anthropological film investigating the ritual and lifestyle of tribes in Brazil.

Totem Poles (1958)

Ancient craft of carving totem poles is demonstrated.

The Super Carver (1933)

Good shots - traditional methods of totem pole wood carving.

Primitive Art On Show AKA Sydney: Stone Age Carvings (1965)

New Guinea tribesmen dancing and an exhibition of their carved wooden masks and artefacts.

Native Warriors AKA Woop - Wow! Zung!! Zoo!!! (1922)

Zulu warriors performing tribal dance, South Africa.

The Stone Age Men Of Australia No. 1 (1933)

Men of the Mackay Aerial Survey Expedition study a group of Aborigines at Cockatoo Creek.

The Stone Age Men Of Australia No 2 (1933)

Anthropological film looking at the customs of Aborigine in Central Australia.

Wild Man! ... Filmed For The First Time (1932)

Good footage of aboriginal people in the Central Australian Desert - they perform a ceremony.

Totem Museum (1957)

A light-hearted look round a collection of primitive art in a small museum in Arundel.

Books On Art (1964)

Display of books printed by Artia.

Aboriginal Art At Mootwingee (1965)

Aboriginal art on rocks and caves at Mootwingee, New South Wales.

Aboriginal Art (1966)

A large collection of Aboriginal art is on show in Sydney, Australia.

Aboriginal Art Exhibition (1963)

Aboriginal art exhibition in Melbourne gallery in Australia.

African Dancing AKA Native Dancing From Uganda (1955)

Traditional dancing of the Acholi tribe in Uganda.

African Safari (1962)

Exploration of South African wildlife and Zulu culture. Great shots of rhinos and of Zulu dance.

Dance, Dance, Dance Little Zulu! (1933)

Zulu tribesmen perform a war dance.

Dakar Arts Festival (1966)

Wonderful exhibition of art and dance in Senegal.

Valuable Collection Of Pictures Of The Makiritare Tribe Shown In Budapest AKA Budapest: Valuable Pictures Of Makiritare Tribe (1964)

An ethnographic exhibition of Venezuelan tribal art with film and stills of the tribes people.