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The photo archive predominantly
consists of pictures taken by scholars (anthropologists) and other participants
of the various expeditions and research trips made since 1904 until the 1980s.
By and large it consists of black and white photographs.
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Last Updated ( Mittwoch, 10 November 2010 )
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The Institute was one of the earliest rock art research institutions worldwide. With its 8,300 copies of rock art from Africa, Oceania, Australia and Europe, the Frobenius Institute holds one of the largest and most extensive documentary collections. The significance of this archive certainly lies with the age of the copies - they were produced between 1912 and the 1960s - and the (regional) comprehensiveness of the materials. In many cases the copies produced by the members of the Institute remain to be the only remaining documentation of certain rock art sites since the original sites have by now been destroyed.
Contact: Dr. Richard Kuba
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Last Updated ( Montag, 28 März 2011 )
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The Ethnographic Pictorial Archive consists of approximately 30,000 historical illustrations produced between the first half of the 19th century and the early second half of the 20th century. Worldwide in scope but with a clear regional focus on Africa, Oceania and indigenous Australia, the archive provides a unique documentation of local material cultures and the arts.
Contact: Dr. Richard Kuba
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Last Updated ( Donnerstag, 01 März 2012 )
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Ein Teil der Nachlässe befindet sich noch in der Erschließung und ist daher schwer zu verwenden. Besuche sind nach Anmeldung möglich.
Kontakt: Dr. Richard Kuba
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Last Updated ( Montag, 20 August 2012 )
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The ethnographic collection
of the Frobenius Institute
The ethnographic collection of
the Frobenius Institute includes about 6,000 daily life objects from Africa,
which were mainly collected on research expeditions of the
Institute.
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Last Updated ( Freitag, 15 Januar 2010 )
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Im Jahr 1893 begann der damals zwanzigjährige Leo Frobenius die Arbeit an der "Ethnologischen Exzerptur", die er mit Hilfe seiner Mitarbeiter bis zu seinem Tod fortführte.
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Last Updated ( Mittwoch, 10 Februar 2010 )
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Handling fees for image files
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Last Updated ( Donnerstag, 29 November 2012 )
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