President Tubman examines ancient art

Agency: Lumos Film Reparto Fotografico

William V. S. Tubman Photograph Collection

William Vacanarat Shadrach Tubman (1895-1971) was Liberia’s longest-serving president, in office from 1944 to 1971. During his presidency Tubman travelled extensively, visiting many African countries both pre- and post-independence, Haiti and Trinidad as well as other Caribbean countries, the United States and many European countries. In turn Liberia received frequent return visits by Heads of State and other high-ranking officials. The William V. S. Tubman Photography collection contains over 5,500 photographs, most documenting official functions such as trips, inspection tours, formal receptions and inaugurations. Tubman family member appear in many of the photographs in an official capacity, but the collection also includes family photographs. Most photographs were taken by official photographers for Liberia or the host governments.

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Location

Europe

Persons Pictured

Tubman, William V. S., President of Liberia. Grimes, Joseph Rudolph, Secretary of State of Liberia.

Country

Italy

Filename

VAA7927-4197

Subject

Topical Subject: Visits of state
Topical Subject: Crowds
Topical Subject: Art objects

Title

President Tubman examines ancient art

Photographer/Collector

Agency: Lumos Film Reparto Fotografico

Physical Description

Film Type: Black & White Print
Print Size: 8 x 10

Persistent URL

http://purl.dlib.indiana.edu/iudl/lcp/tubman/VAA7927-4197

Source Metadata Identifier

VAA7927-4197

Campus

IU Bloomington

Date Taken

circa 1955-1962

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William V. S. Tubman Photograph Collection

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