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FOUR ETHNOGRAPHIC ENGRAVINGS FROM, 'ITINERARIO,' JOHANNES & BAPTISTA A DOETECHUM, 1598
  • FOUR ETHNOGRAPHIC ENGRAVINGS FROM, 'ITINERARIO,' JOHANNES & BAPTISTA A DOETECHUM, 1598
  • FOUR ETHNOGRAPHIC ENGRAVINGS FROM, 'ITINERARIO,' JOHANNES & BAPTISTA A DOETECHUM, 1598
  • FOUR ETHNOGRAPHIC ENGRAVINGS FROM, 'ITINERARIO,' JOHANNES & BAPTISTA A DOETECHUM, 1598
  • FOUR ETHNOGRAPHIC ENGRAVINGS FROM, 'ITINERARIO,' JOHANNES & BAPTISTA A DOETECHUM, 1598
  • FOUR ETHNOGRAPHIC ENGRAVINGS FROM, 'ITINERARIO,' JOHANNES & BAPTISTA A DOETECHUM, 1598
FOUR ETHNOGRAPHIC ENGRAVINGS FROM, 'ITINERARIO,' JOHANNES & BAPTISTA A DOETECHUM, 1598

FOUR ETHNOGRAPHIC ENGRAVINGS FROM, 'ITINERARIO,' JOHANNES & BAPTISTA A DOETECHUM, 1598

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Comprising four hand-coloured copper engravings; 'A Brahmin cremation with his widow performing 'suttee',' 'Muslims from Cananor, deadly enemies of the Portuguese,' Costume of an Indian Merchant who is always very clever in his trade; a Banjare from Cambaja (Gujarat) experienced in accounting and writing, and a Brahmin priest and priestess,' 'Christian inhabitants of Ethiopia, and Mozambique and African Muslims,' all four after drawings by J H van Linschoten, published 1598, mounted, unframed

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