Population asiatiques
Auguste Racinet · 1825-1893
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Why is this public domain? Auguste Racinet died in 1893; this work is in the public domain.
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A chromolithographic plate titled Turquie showing ten figures in traditional Turkish dress arranged in two rows against tinted backgrounds. The upper row shows women and men in striped skirts, embroidered jackets, sashes and veils, while the lower row shows men in red cloaks, turbans and fezzes, several holding long guns and carrying belts of ammunition. The plate is by Auguste Racinet, dated 1876-1888, and is inscribed with the printer Firmin Didot et Cie of Paris.
