The Water Seller by Forbes MacBean (1854)

Hand-coloured print of a man in a white turban and green jacket carrying a metal cup and a leather water vessel.

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A hand-coloured print titled The Water Seller, by Forbes MacBean, dated 1854, shows a standing man in a white turban, dark green jacket, and yellow plaid skirt. He carries a metal cup in one hand and a leather water vessel with a tap slung over his shoulder, with red slippers on his feet. The caption below the figure reads A Water Seller, Constantinople.

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1854

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