Boghos TATIKIAN (1820-?) Set of three Orientalist lithographs enhanced with gouache - The writer Annotated and signed on the back "Constantinople April 10, 1838". 31 x 23 cm (view) (torn, wet, glass damaged, missing, unstained) - Araba of Constantinope Annotated on the back "Constantinope le 10 avril 1858" and signed 23 x 31 cm (view) (foxing, traces of humidity) - Albanian woman with her mother 31 x 23 cm (view) (traces of humidity, no glass, unstained, stain)

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