Mandinka posters & prints

Park resting in a native hut during his travels, 1816 Mungo Park (after)

Sandals and pattens from the West Soudan, possibly Mandingo English School

View of Kamalia village from 'Travels in the interior districts of Africa', 1799 Mungo Park (after)

I saw with infinite pleasure the great object of my mission, - the long sought for majestic Niger, glittering to... Mungo Park (after)

The Death of Mungo Park, 1806 Henry (after) Corbould

Part of the Mandingo Town of Malaghea, on the Mellicourie River, West Coast of Africa Anonymous

Red and Black Manakin Anonymous

The Mandoline Player, 1862 Auguste Theodule Ribot

Picture-writing of a mandiocca-oven and quiver Richard Spruce

Femme à la Mandoline (Girl with Mandolin), 1889 Anonymous

Sha-ko-ka, The Mint, A Mandan Girl Harris

Waganda boy and Dinka girl Richard (after) Buchta

Mandan Initiation Ceremony, 1888 Frederic Remington

Mi-neek-ee-sank-te-ka, The Mink, A Mandan Girl Anonymous

Mandaraa of the Muftee Sheyki I El Muhdi Anonymous

Woman with a Mandolin Antonio Mancini

Mandalay Felix C. Gotto

Tree with mandrakes Willem Goeree

Atropa mandragora: published by Dr. Woodville, 1794 Anonymous

'The White-faced Manakin, and the Ruby-crested Humming-Bird' George Edwards

Sanzinia madagascariensis f. mandarine (Madagascar tree boa) Anonymous

Mandara, c.1700 Unknown

Lady with a Mandolin Gerard Portielje

Nelson Mandela in Birmingham, 1993 Julie Bull

Vanda sanderiana F. Sander

Mangrove Forest', frontispiece illustration from 'Twenty Nine Years in the West Indies and Central Africa' by H.M. Waddell. English School

The Madonna and Child in a mandorla on a crescent moon and clouds, with the book of wisdom Jacopo Robusti Tintoretto

Mind Mandala Zanara/ Sabina Nedelcheva-Williams

Diademed Sifaka, Andasibe-Mantadia National Park, Madagascar Anonymous

Wankaka, Uganda 1783 Samuel Davis

Samvara Mandala (Detail) Anonymous

Cemetery and sacred tree in Mbinda English School

View of Mandalay Anonymous

Mandala, 1986 Peter McClure

Mandan Indian Ha-Na-Tah-Muah, Wolf chief George Catlin

Mandala 1, 2016 David Newton