Caption

A man from the Pöth tribe, Fulani, also known as Fula or Peul, large ethnic group mainly indigenous to West Africa and the Sahel, Historical, authentic, digitally restored reproduction from a 19th century original, Record date not stated

Date

Aug 12, 2025

Credit line

Photo12/imageBROKER/Sunny Celeste

Reference

BRK25L48_207

Model release

No

Property release

No

License type

Royalty free

Available size

106,0Mb (6,9Mb) / 16,1in x 25,6in / 4824 x 7680 (300dpi)

Keywords

deserted black history drawing man ethnic group drought Africa native colorful illustration depiction tradition typical traditional digital historic African West African male dry big dark-skinned human restored contemporary drawn tribe ethnology date person authentic woodcut restoration ethnologic West Africa former ethnic African ethnie vintage indigenous people sketch Fulani ethnic group replication tribesman aboriginal 19th century Historic illustration Sahel tribes people no one guy dryness native people colourful representation custom characteristic historical arid large dark skinned humanity tribal Human being indigenous real xylograph reconstruction ethnological Western Africa ethnical Fula ethnic group tribal man nineteenth century Historical illustration No People coloured great People local realistic woodprint ethnicity Fulla reproduction 1900s nobody colored genuine Fullah replica uninhabited Colourfully Fula copy empty colorfully Peul variegated multicoloured multi-coloured multi-colored different coloured drawings men ethnic groups droughts natives illustrations depictions traditions digitally males Africans tribes ethnologies dates persons woodcuts restorations formerly indigenous peoples tribesmen aboriginals 19th-century Historic illustrations guys customs historically reconstructions tribal men Historical illustrations tribals locals replicas Many-colored on black men's man's color depicting traditionally historical image history image history images individual individuals restoration work vintage-styled representing humans