The Costume of Turkey
(Inscribed as published in 1802, but with later watermarks on Whatman paper, so probably around 1818)
published by William Miller, London
Original hand-colored stipple engravings
From drawings by Octavien d'Alvimart, engraved by Dadley & Wm. Poole
Sheet size: approx. 10½ x 14¼ inches
Original text in English and French
accompanies print, unless noted.
Faint text offsetting, per usual, on most plates • Scattered foxing possible
(Please click on the thumbnails for a better look at each print.
The entire sheet is too large to scan, so margins will appear to be trimmed, but they are full and present.)
![]() The Kislar Aga, Or First Black Unuch of the Seraglio Plate 1 $75 (foxed plate) |
![]() A Turkish Woman in a Provincial Dress Plate 4 $85 (lightly foxed plate) |
![]() A Turk in his Chall, or Shawl Plate 9 $100 (lightly foxed plate) |
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![]() Women of the Island of Andros Plate 19 $85 (lightly foxed plate) |
![]() A Dervise Plate 24 $100 (lightly foxed plate) |
![]() A Female Bedouin of the Desert, with her child Plate 27 $125 (moderately foxed plate) |
![]() A Dervise of Syria Plate 30 $100 (lightly foxed plate) |
![]() Two Janissaries in their Dress of Ceremony Plate 34 $125 (lightly foxed plate) |
![]() A Female of the Island of Naxos Plate 37 $125 (lightly foxed plate) |
![]() Private Secretary to the Grand Signior Plate 38 $100 (lightly foxed plate) |
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See also "The Military Costume of Turkey" with hand-coloured engravings by d'Alvimart by clicking here. | |
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