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135600 - William Sharp - Ethnographic scenes of Caucasus and the Crimea 1821 .
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William Sharp - Ethnographic scenes of Caucasus and the Crimea 1821 . This is a historical British copperplate engraving from 1821 depicting ethnographic scenes from the Caucasus and the Crimea. It was created after the illustrations of Christian Gottfried Heinrich Geissler, who documented the famous scientific expeditions of German-Russian naturalist Peter Simon Pallas. The sheet was published in London by the Sherwood, Neely & Jones publishing house and is signed at the bottom by the engraver William Sharp. Top Panel - Circassians and a Circassian Woman. Middle Panel - A Tatar & Tatar Women of the Crimea. Bottom Panel - Tatars of the Crimea Size: 26cm x 20cm
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