5. Aboriginal [man] decorated with clay and fluff [i.e. down] for corroboree, published Walkabout Nov. 1955 / (P.4169)

1. Pukumani posts, Melville Island, published Walkabout Apr. 1963 / Qantas

2. Pukumani posts, Melville Island, published Walkabout Apr. 1963 / Qantas

3. Bark painting, Maningrida, Arnhem Land, published Walkabout Apr. 1963 / Qantas

4. Mosik [performs] Hunting Dance of the Wargaitj, Sept. 1947, published Walkabout July 1956 / J.K. Ewers (G.2229)

6. Aboriginal hunters, near Alice Springs, Aug 1941, published Walkabout Dec. 1941 & Mar./Apr. [?] 1945 / Roy Dunstan (P.4456)

7. Aboriginal hunters, near Alice Springs, Aug 1941, published Walkabout Dec. 1941 & Mar./Apr. [?] 1945 / Roy Dunstan (P.4462)

8. Central Australian Aborigines [with boomerangs, spears and woomeras], published Walkabout Sept. 1941, May & Dec. 1945 / ANTA (P.4988)

9. Central Australian Aborigines [with boomerangs, spears and woomeras], published Walkabout Sept. 1941, May & Dec. 1945 / ANTA (P.4991)

10. Central Australian Aborigines [with boomerangs, spears and woomeras], published Walkabout Sept. 1941, May & Dec. 1945 / ANTA (P.4994)

11. Central Australian Aborigines [with boomerangs, spears and woomeras], published Walkabout Sept. 1941, May & Dec. 1945 / ANTA (P.4998)

12. Aboriginal boys climb coconut palms, Bathurst Island Mission Station, published Walkabout Aug 1943 / (P.5109)

13. Aborigine with snake, published Walkabout May 1945 & July 1955 / (P.5115)

14. Aborigine with snake, published Walkabout May 1945 & July 1955 / (P.5116)

15. Corroboree around campfire, Bathurst Island, published Walkabout May 1953 / (P.5133)

16. Hunting dugong [in canoe], Bathurst Island, published Walkabout Sept. 1945 / (P.5135)

17. Hauling a groper aboard canoe, 1937, published Walkabout [n.d.] / Roy Dunstan (P.5237)

18. Ready to spear and hauling aboard a groper, Quail Island, published Walkabout Sept. & Dec. 1945 / (P.5238)

19. Ready to spear and hauling aboard a groper, Quail Island, published Walkabout Sept. & Dec. 1945 / (P.5247)

20. Straightening bamboo spears with fire, Finniss River, published Walkabout Mar. 1944 / (P.5258)

21. Making a paperbark raft in a billabong, Finniss River, published Walkabout Aug. 1943 / (P.5261-B.3362)

22. Paddling a dugout canoe, Finniss River, published Walkabout July 1940 / (P.5279)

23. Hauling aboard a speared stingray, Grose Island, published Walkabout June 1940, Feb. 1943, Jan. 1945 & Apr. 1957 / (P.5303)

24. Hauling aboard a speared stingray, Grose Island, published Walkabout June 1940, Feb. 1943, Jan. 1945 & Apr. 1957 / (P.5310)

25. Hauling aboard a speared stingray, Grose Island, published Walkabout June 1940, Feb. 1943, Jan. 1945 & Apr. 1957 / Roy Dunstan (P.5367)

26. Aborigines with weapons, 1941, published Walkabout May 1954 / Roy Dunstan (5351)

27. Aboriginal chief, Central Mt. Stuart area, published Walkabout Sept. 1950 / ANTA (P.4354)

28. Building a bark canoe, published Walkabout July 1961 / [F. Fen]

29. Tom Clayson, Ivan Moboceine and Arthur Johnson, published Walkabout July 1961 / F. Fen (1425)

30. Tom Clayson, Ivan Moboceine and Arthur Johnson, published Walkabout July 1961 / F. Fen (1425)

31. [Aboriginal Australian and] camel with pack, published Walkabout July 1961 / H. George

32. Peggy, belle of the Wargaitj, Sept. 1947, published Walkabout Dec. 1947 / J.K. Ewers (G.2219)

33. Famous American dancer Ted Shawn with Beeanamu, Wargaitj dancer whom Shawn declared would be a sensation on a London or New York stage, Sept. 1947, published Walkabout Dec. 1947 / J.K. Ewers (G.2220 G.2222)

34. Famous American dancer Ted Shawn with Beeanamu, Wargaitj dancer whom Shawn declared would be a sensation on a London or New York stage, Sept. 1947, published Walkabout Dec. 1947 / J.K. Ewers (G.2220 G.2222)

35. Dancers and Aboriginal orchestra ... the didgery-doo and the song-man, Sept. 1047, published Walkabout Dec. 1947 / J.K. Ewers (G.2227)

36. [Woman mourns as male dancers rest at the western group of funeral poles, Melville Island], Sept. 1947, published Walkabout June 1948 / J.K. Ewers (G.2232)

37. [Male feeds a relation of the dead man, as she is not allowed to handle food (her hair being dyed red and white and her body painted)], Sept. 1947, published Walkabout Dec. 1947 / J.K. Ewers (G.2233)

38. Tamakeri, dressed for Pukumani Corroboree [with goose feather pom-pom called Tokwi-inga], discusses arrangements, Melville Island, Sept. 1947, published Walkabout June 1948 / J.K. Ewers (G.2234)

Walkabout magazine : original photographs and associated records, 1934-1974

Numbers in brackets = original Walkabout negative numbers

ABORIGINAL AUSTRALIANS TRADITIONAL LIFE

1-2. Pukumani posts, Melville Island, published Walkabout Apr 1963 / Qantas
3. Bark painting, Maningrida, Arnhem Land, published Walkabout Apr 1963 / Qantas
4. Mosik [performs] Hunting Dance of the Wargaitj, Sept 1947, published Walkabout July 1956 / J.K. Ewers (G.2229)
5. Aboriginal [man] decorated with clay and fluff [i.e. down] for corroboree, published Walkabout Nov 1955 / (P.4169)
6-7. Aboriginal hunters, near Alice Springs, Aug 1941, published Walkabout Dec 1941 & Mar/Apr [?] 1945 / R.Dunstan (P.4456 P.4462)
8-11. Central Australian Aborigines [with boomerangs, spears and woomeras], published Walkabout Sept 1941, May & Dec 1945 / ANTA (P.4988 P.4991 P.4994 P.4998)
12. Aboriginal boys climb coconut palms, Bathurst Island Mission Station, published Walkabout Aug 1943 / (P.5109)
13-14. Aborigine with snake, published Walkabout May 1945 & July 1955 / (P.5115 P.5116)
15. Corroboree around campfire, Bathurst Island, published Walkabout May 1953 / (P.5133)
16. Hunting dugong [in canoe], Bathurst Island, published Walkabout Sept 1945 / (P.5135)
17. Hauling a groper aboard canoe, 1937, published Walkabout [n.d.] / R.Dunstan (P.5237) 
18-19. Ready to spear and hauling aboard a groper, Quail Island, published Walkabout Sept & Dec 1945 / (P.5238 P.5247)
20. Straightening bamboo spears with fire, Finniss River, published Walkabout Mar 1944 / (P.5258)
21. Making a paperbark raft in a billabong, Finniss River, published Walkabout Aug 1943 / (P.5261-B.3362)
22. Paddling a dugout canoe, Finniss River, published Walkabout July 1940 / (P.5279)
23-25. Hauling aboard a speared stingray, Grose Island, published Walkabout June 1940, Feb 1943, Jan 1945 & Apr 1957 / (P.5303 P.5310 P.5367)
26. Aborigines with weapons, 1941, published Walkabout May 1954 / R.Dunstan (5351)
27. Aboriginal chief, Central Mt. Stuart area, published Walkabout Sept 1950 / ANTA (P.4354)

TRADITIONAL & MODERN LIFE

28. Building a bark canoe, published Walkabout July 1961 / [F.Fen]
29-30. Tom Clayson, Ivan Moboceine and Arthur Johnson, published Walkabout July 1961 / F.Fen (1425)
31. [Aboriginal Australian and] camel with pack, published Walkabout July 1961 / H.George
32. Peggy, belle of the Wargaitj, Sept 1947, published Walkabout Dec 1947 / J.K. Ewers (G.2219)
33-34. Famous American dancer Ted Shawn with Beeanamu, Wargaitj dancer whom Shawn declared would be a sensation on a London or New York stage, Sept 1947, published Walkabout Dec 1947 / J.K. Ewers (G.2220 G.2222)
35. Dancers and Aboriginal orchestra ... the didgery-doo and the song-man, Sept 1047, published Walkabout Dec 1947 / J.K. Ewers (G.2227)
36. [Woman mourns as male dancers rest at the western group of funeral poles, Melville Island], Sept 1947, published Walkabout June 1948 / J.K. Ewers (G.2232)
37. [Male feeds a relation of the dead man, as she is not allowed to handle food (her hair being dyed red and white and her body painted)], Sept 1947, published Walkabout Dec 1947 / J.K. Ewers (G.2233)
38. Tamakeri, dressed for Pukumani Corroboree [with goose feather pom-pom called Tokwi-inga], discusses arrangements, Melville Island, Sept 1947, published Walkabout June 1948 / J.K. Ewers (G.2234)

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