61184 Collection

African people
Antique illustration of a African people

Oceanic People Chromolithograph 1896
Ozeanische Volker (Oceanic People) Chromolithograph 1896

Pretzel maker
Antique illustration of a Pretzel maker

Indian woman
Antique illustration of a Indian woman from 1883

Kalmyk mongolian man illustration 1859
The natural history of the human species; its typical forms, primaeval distribution, filiations, and migrations

Tatar mongolian man illustration 1859
The natural history of the human species; its typical forms, primaeval distribution, filiations, and migrations

Chinese man illustration 1859
The natural history of the human species; its typical forms, primaeval distribution, filiations, and migrations

Japanese fighter illustration 1859
The natural history of the human species; its typical forms, primaeval distribution, filiations, and migrations

Man form Kamchatka illustration 1859
The natural history of the human species; its typical forms, primaeval distribution, filiations, and migrations

Mongolian man illustration 1859
The natural history of the human species; its typical forms, primaeval distribution, filiations, and migrations

West Africa residential house
Antique illustration of people outside their homes and chatting in the African town

Indian smoking pipe
Antique illustration engraving of a traditional Indian smoking pipe of peace

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"61184: A Glimpse into the Diverse Cultures of Africa, Oceania, and Beyond" Step back in time with this captivating chromolithograph from 1896 that showcases the rich tapestry of African and Oceanic people. From left to right, we are introduced to a fascinating array of individuals who represent different corners of the world. Starting on the left side, an African man captures our attention with his striking traditional attire. His proud stance reflects the resilience and vibrancy found within African communities throughout history. Moving further along, we encounter an Oceanic pretzel maker whose skilled hands craft delicious treats for his community. This glimpse into their culinary traditions reminds us of the importance food holds in cultural identity. Next up is a captivating Indian woman adorned in intricate garments and jewelry. Her graceful presence exudes elegance as she represents the beauty and diversity found within India's vast population. As we delve deeper into history through illustrations from 1859, we come across various Mongolian men hailing from different regions such as Kalmyk, Tatar, Kamchatka, and Mongolia itself. Each illustration offers unique insights into their distinct clothing styles and facial features while highlighting their shared heritage. Further along this visual journey lies a Chinese man depicted during this era; his traditional attire speaks volumes about China's rich history spanning centuries. We can't help but marvel at how these illustrations provide glimpses into lives lived long ago. Lastly, an awe-inspiring Japanese fighter stands tall with unwavering determination etched upon his face—a testament to Japan's martial arts legacy that continues to captivate audiences worldwide. Throughout this chromolithograph adventure lies a West Africa residential house nestled amidst lush surroundings—an architectural gem symbolizing community ties deeply rooted in tradition and unity. Completing our voyage is an Indian smoking pipe—a reminder of ancient customs passed down through generations—showcasing how even seemingly small objects hold significant cultural value.