Nieuw-Guinees volk dansend rond een totempaal before 1936

This black and white ink drawing by F. Ockerse, titled "Nieuw-Guinees volk dansend rond een totempaal," depicts a group of Papua New Guinean people dancing around a totem pole. The work is a striking example of a visual representation of indigenous cultures and their traditions. The artist captures the vibrant energy of the dance with their dynamic poses and expressive movements. The use of black ink creates a sense of depth and contrast, highlighting the figures' strength and vitality. The image portrays a significant cultural aspect of Papua New Guinea, showcasing the importance of communal ritual and artistic expression.