
Habit of a Turkish dancer in 1700. Danceur Turc
Charles Grignion · 1721-1810
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A hand-colored engraved print shows a dancer in a pink patterned robe, a gold and jeweled sash holding a dagger, blue slippers, and a white turban, with arms raised in a dance pose.























