Meadow Mari (Cheremis). “Gypsy-type” (Q7195): Difference between revisions
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Antaldaniel (talk | contribs) Added [sk] label: Mezei marik (cseremiszek). "Cigány-típus" |
Antaldaniel (talk | contribs) Changed [en] description: Photograph taken by A. F. Rittikh in Kazan Governorate, most likely in Kazan in the summer of 1868 during the assembly of ethnic representatives for introduction to the heir of throne. The image shows six figures (four men and two women) in traditional dress, presented as representative examples within 19th-century ethnographic typology. Reproduced in the 1869 publication via phototype (collotype) printing by G. F. Lokke in Kazan. |
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Photograph taken by A. F. Rittikh in Kazan Governorate, most likely in Kazan in the summer of 1868 during the assembly of ethnic representatives for introduction to the heir of throne. The image shows six figures (four men and two women) in traditional dress, presented as representative examples within 19th-century ethnographic typology. Reproduced in the 1869 publication via phototype (collotype) printing by G. F. Lokke in Kazan. | |||
Revision as of 21:24, 24 February 2026
Photograph taken by A. F. Rittikh in Kazan Governorate, most likely in Kazan in the summer of 1868 during the assembly of ethnic representatives for introduction to the heir of throne. The image shows six figures (four men and two women) in traditional dress, presented as representative examples within 19th-century ethnographic typology. Reproduced in the 1869 publication via phototype (collotype) printing by G. F. Lokke in Kazan.
| Language | Label | Description | Also known as |
|---|---|---|---|
| English | Meadow Mari (Cheremis). “Gypsy-type” |
Photograph taken by A. F. Rittikh in Kazan Governorate, most likely in Kazan in the summer of 1868 during the assembly of ethnic representatives for introduction to the heir of throne. The image shows six figures (four men and two women) in traditional dress, presented as representative examples within 19th-century ethnographic typology. Reproduced in the 1869 publication via phototype (collotype) printing by G. F. Lokke in Kazan. |
