George Rodger - NIGERIA. Kano. 1951.

NIGERIA. Kano. 1951. - NIGERIA. KANO. Kano Market. The Mosque of Kano, built of white stone and topped by a green tiled dome and twin minarets 97 feet high. 1951 - George Rodger

NIGERIA. KANO. Kano Market. The Mosque of Kano, built of white stone and topped by a green tiled dome and twin minarets 97 feet high. 1951

NIGERIA. Kano. 1951. - NIGERIA. KANO. Kano Market. The Fetish man sells all types of charms to ward off evil spirits. One of his most potent charms against evil spirits is the dried head of a crocodile, complete with its rows of savage teeth. 1951 - George Rodger

NIGERIA. KANO. Kano Market. The Fetish man sells all types of charms to ward off evil spirits. One of his most potent charms against evil spirits is the dried h

NIGERIA. Kano. 1951. - NIGERIA. KANO. Kano Market. The dusty roads to Kano are always crowded with natives going to and from the largest market in Africa. 1951 - George Rodger

NIGERIA. KANO. Kano Market. The dusty roads to Kano are always crowded with natives going to and from the largest market in Africa. 1951

NIGERIA. KANO. Kano Market. This lady carries her shop on her head. 1951

NIGERIA. Kano. 1951. - NIGERIA. KANO. Kano Market. One of the oldest industries of Kano is the dying of native, woven cloth with locally grown indigo. These dying pits are ten feet deep and the cloth is suspended into them until the blue dye is well soaked into the fibres. 1951 - George Rodger

NIGERIA. KANO. Kano Market. One of the oldest industries of Kano is the dying of native, woven cloth with locally grown indigo. These dying pits are ten feet de

NIGERIA. Kano. 1951. - NIGERIA. KANO. Kano Market. The gateway Kofar Dan Agundi, one of the 15 entrances to the old walled city of Kano. The roads leading to Kano are ususally crowded during the day with Muslims going to the market. Most still carry goods on top of their heads. 1951 - George Rodger

NIGERIA. KANO. Kano Market. The gateway Kofar Dan Agundi, one of the 15 entrances to the old walled city of Kano. The roads leading to Kano are ususally crowded

NIGERIA. KANO. Kano Railway. Women, men and children sell all kinds of things to passengers on the railway. 1951

NIGERIA. Kano. 1951. - NIGERIA. KANO. Kano Market. Some of the Emir's retainers by the palace walls which, like most buildings in Kano are made of sun-baked mud. 1951 - George Rodger

NIGERIA. KANO. Kano Market. Some of the Emir's retainers by the palace walls which, like most buildings in Kano are made of sun-baked mud. 1951

NIGERIA. KANO. Kano Market. One of the oldest industries of Kano is the dying of native, woven cloth with locally grown indigo. These dying pits are ten feet de

NIGERIA. Kano. Men leaving Kano market carrying their latest purchase, a new roof for their house. 1951.

NIGERIA. Kano. Market. 1951.

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