Turkish Ladies Recreating by Forbes MacBean (1854)

Hand-colored print of three veiled women and a servant in red fez with a hookah beneath a tree at sunset.

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A hand-colored print titled Turkish Ladies Recreating, attributed to Forbes MacBean and dated 1854. Three veiled women and a servant in a red fez sit and stand beneath a tree on a patterned red rug, with a hookah and small objects on the ground. A seated woman in a yellow cloak looks toward the viewer while a landscape with a sunset glow lies behind them.

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