Luanda Collection

Luanda, Angola - Group of Mondombos Tribespeople, Mocamedes
A group of Mondombos Tribespeople (modern Herero) from the region close to Mocamedes (Mossamedes) (the capital city of Namibe Province in post-independence Angola). Date: circa 1906

Angola / Luanda / St Paul
Luanda (Sao Paolo de Loanda): general view

Angola, Africa - Marimba Players
Luanda, Angola, Africa - A local band with seated Marimba players

Skyline of Luanda, Angola, Africa

Gateway to the Fort of San Miguel, Luanda, Angola, Africa

Shipwreck beach, Bay of Santiago, Luanda, Angola, Africa

Men dismantling a boat on Shipwreck beach, Bay of Santiago, Luanda, Angola, Africa

Aerial of the sandstone erosion landscape of Miradouro da Lua (Viewpoint of the Moon), south of Luanda, Angola, Africa

St Paul de Loanda (Luanda), Angola, c1854 (1883). A print from The Life and explorations of David Livingstone, LL.D. compiled from reliable sources, Adam and Co, 14 Ivy Lane, London and Newcastle

Luanda Angola Skyline
Michael Tompsett

Africa. Loanda. St. Paul of Loanda. Market Square
History of Africa. 19th century. Loanda. Saint Paul of Loanda. View of the Market Square. Engraving. El Congo y la Creacion del Estado Independiente de este nombre

Africa. Loanda. San Pablo de Loanda. Panorama of the port
History of Africa. 19th century. Loanda. St. Paul of Loanda. Panorama of the port. Engraving. El Congo y la Creacion del Estado Independiente de este nombre

View of Jean-Baptiste Douvilles camp on the Congo River at the village of Quitumba, Angola. Handcoloured copperplate engraving after Jean-Baptiste Douville from Giulio Ferrarios Costumes Ancient

Angola, , Luanda
Angola, Luanda, Luxury yacht with downtown in the background

Natives of the Muchicongo Tribe, Near Luanda, Congo, Vol II, c1820-30. Creator: Italian School
Natives of the Muchicongo Tribe, Near Luanda, Congo, Vol II, Pl. 42. from Le Costume Ancien et Moderne c.1820-30 (colour lithograph)

Sao Paulo, Luanda, Angola, 19th century. Artist: Alexandre de Bar
Sao Paulo, Luanda, Angola, 19th century. Luanda (formerly called Loanda) is the largest city and capital of Angola

Luanda, Formerly Named S

Downtown Luanda, Angola, Portuguese West Africa
Downtown Luanda, capital of Angola, Portuguese West Africa. Date: circa 1900s

Velodrome and city of Luanda, Angola, West Africa
Velodrome and city of Luanda, capital of Angola, Portuguese West Africa. Date: circa 1910s

Kazembe VI, King of Luba
KAZEMBE VI CINYANTA MUNONA Luapula ruler of Luba and Luanda, West Africa, reigned 1854 - 1862

Banco de Angola - Luanda, Angola
Banco de Angola and view into the harbour - Luanda, Angola Date: 1940s

Salvador Correia attacks Fort San Miguel, Luanda, Angola
The attack by Salvador Correia de Sa e Benevides (1602-1688) - Portuguese soldier and politician - on the Dutch-held Fort Of San Miguel in Luanda, Angola

Dutch prisoners loaded onto ships - Luanda, Angola
Dutch prisoners loaded onto Portuguese ships in the Harbour of Luanda after defeat in the Colonial War in Angola. Date: 1648

Restaurant Angola, Lisbon, Portugal - 300 year anniversary
Postcard commemorating the 300 year anniversary of the Restaurant Angola, Lisbon, Portugal. The postcard illustration is a drawing of a decorated tile pattern from the wall of the restaurant

Angola, Relief Map With Border and Mask
Relief map of Angola (with border and mask). This image was compiled from data acquired by landsat 5 & 7 satellites combined with elevation data

Angola - Luanda - traditional boat
Traditional boat carved whole from the trunk of a tree - on the sea off Luanda, Angola, south-west Africa

Angola / Luanda C1875
Luanda (Sao Paolo de Loanda): view of the roadstead and town

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"Exploring the Vibrant Cultural Tapestry of Luanda, Angola" Luanda, the capital city of Angola, is a melting pot of diverse cultures and rich history. In this captivating image, we catch a glimpse of the Mondombos Tribespeople from Mocamedes, showcasing their traditional attire and customs. Moving on to another corner of Luanda, we are enchanted by the soul-stirring melodies emanating from Marimba Players in Africa. Their rhythmic beats resonate with the heartbeat of this vibrant continent. Stepping into St Paul's Cathedral in Luanda takes us back in time as we admire its architectural grandeur against an African backdrop. The church stands tall as a testament to both faith and heritage. The skyline view captures the essence of modernity blending seamlessly with tradition. Tall buildings reach for the sky while preserving glimpses into Angola's past. Market Square comes alive with bustling activity - an embodiment of daily life in Loanda. Here, locals gather to trade goods and share stories that have been passed down through generations. Panoramic views reveal San Pablo de Loanda's port - a gateway connecting Angola to distant lands. This bustling hub serves as a reminder that Luanda has long been at the crossroads between continents. A historical photograph transports us back to 1854 when St Paul de Loanda was still known as Portuguese West Africa. The image encapsulates colonial architecture amidst palm trees swaying gently in the breeze. Downtown Luanda paints a picture reminiscent of days gone by under Portuguese rule. Streets lined with charming buildings evoke nostalgia for an era steeped in history. Intriguingly, Kazembe VI, King of Luba makes his presence felt within these frames – symbolizing not only Angolan culture but also connections across borders that transcend time itself. Lastly, we catch sight of Jean-Baptiste Douville's camp – an explorer who ventured into the heart of Africa.