Showing 10 artworks with Mohamed Amin and with artwork date before 1971 and with artwork date after 1961
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Mohamed Amin
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-1971
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- Mohamed Amin
- Photography
- Jomo Kenyatta
- Black And White
- Kenya
- Tom Mboya
- Nairobi
- Funeral Procession
- 1969
- Portrait
- Documentary
- Documentary Photography
- Historical Photography
- Black And White Photo
- Kenya Landscape Photo
- Prime Minister Kenyatta
- African Wildlife
- Mourning
- Jubilation Photograph
- Kanu Victory Image
- Tom Mboya Assassination
- Mohamed Amin Kenya
- Vintage Kenya Print
- African Resilience
- 1963
- Wildlife Conservation Art
- African Politics
- 1970S African Art
- Assassination
- Nairobi Scene
- Solemn
- Historical Moment
- Black And White Photograp
- Independence
- Grief
- Historical
- 1963 Kenyan Election
- Kenyan Photojournalist
- Conference
- Photojournalism
- Black And White Photography
- Kenyan Photography
- Dignitaries
- Mboya
- Bow And Arrow Imagery
- Traditional Kenyan Attire
- African Landscape
- Ngina Kenyatta
- African Portraiture
- Tsavo National Park
Witness history through Mohamed Amin's iconic black & white photo of Jomo Kenyatta and key figures at Kenya’s independence conference (1963). A powerful image capturing a pivotal moment in African history.
Witness a poignant moment of Kenyan history! Mohamed Amin’s photograph captures Jomo Kenyatta and Mama Ngina at Tom Mboya's memorial service, showcasing dignity & grief in black & white.
Witness Kenyan history! Mohamed Amin’s ‘Jumping for Joy!’ captures 1963 jubilation after KANU victory. A dynamic black & white photojournalism piece, iconic of Kenya's independence.
The primary subject matter of this photograph is the profound grief and communal solidarity experienced following Tom Mboya's assassination.
Witness profound grief and resilience in Mohamed Amin's iconic black & white photo of Mrs. Pamela Mboya escorting her husband’s coffin after his assassination in Nairobi, Kenya (1969).
Witness Jomo Kenyatta’s moment of connection with nature in Tsavo National Park, captured by Mohamed Amin. A powerful black & white photo from 1963 – a unique Kenyan art piece.
Witness Mohamed Amin’s ‘A Poacher with a Poisoned Arrow,’ a stark black & white photo capturing Kenyan life. Documenting crises, his work embodies survival & culture.