The voice of Africa; being an account of the travels of the German Inner African Exploration Expedition in the years 1910-1912
The Voice of Africa is a 1913 travel account by the German ethnologist Leo Frobenius, published in London by Hutchinson, recording the 1910-1912 German Inner African Exploration Expedition. The four plates show posed group scenes of people in African settings, rendered as halftone reproductions in sepia-toned tones. A designer could draw on their dense crowds, layered figures, and formal ceremonial poses for historical reference material.
