Abyssinian Collection (page 9)

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Cat Black & Silver Abyssinian kitten Date:

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Cat Black & Silver Abyssinian kitten in wheel Date:

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Cat Black & Silver Abyssinian kittens Date:

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Cat - Abyssinian - on door Date:

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Cat - Abyssinian Date:

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Cat - Abyssinian - kitten Date:

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Cat - Abyssinian - with teddy bear Date:

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Cat - Abyssinian - kittens with teddy bear Date:

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Cat - Abyssinian - on door Date:

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Cat - Abyssinian cat - on chair Date:

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Cat - Abyssinian - with teddy bear Date:

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Cat - Abyssinian - with teddy bears Date:

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Cat - Abyssinian - kittens with teddy bear Date:

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Cat - Abyssinian Kittens - on chair Date:

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CAT - Ruddy Abyssinian wearing a wimple Date:

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Cat - Abyssinian Date:

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Cat - Black & Silver Abyssinian Date:

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Cat - Abyssinian Kittens - on chair Date:

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Silver Abyssinian Cat Date:

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Silver Abyssinian Cat Date:

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Silver Abyssinian Cat Date:

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Cat - Ruddy Abyssinian trying to climb up owner's leg Date:

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Cat - Ruddy Abyssinian on owner's lap grooming Date:

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Cat - Ruddy Abyssinian on owner's lap grooming Date:

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Cat - cream Abyssinian - 5 months old Date:

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Cat - cream Abyssinian - 5 months old Date:

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Cat - cream Abyssinian - 5 months old Date:

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Cat - cream Abyssinian - 5 months old Date:

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Cat - cream Abyssinian - 5 months old Date:

The Abyssinian Expedition: Robert Cornelis Napier, 1st Baron Napier of Magdala (1810-90) British soldier, leading the attack on Magdala, April 1868, when he defeated Emperor Tewodros II

Robert Cornelius Napier, 1st Baron Napier of Magdala (1810-90) British soldier: Field-marshal 1883. Abyssinian Expedition: Napier storming Magdala, 13 April 1868

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ABYSSINIAN. Egypt, engraving 1879

Four Sorrel Abyssinian Kittens (Felis silvestris catus), three sitting and one standing, side view

Male blue Burmese cat confronts male Sorrel Abyssinian

Usual Abyssinian lying and looking up

Two Abyssinian kittens (Felis catus) play fighting, high angle view

Tortoiseshell Oriental Shorthair Cat (Felis catus) sitting down, looking backwards, side view

Abyssinian Cat (Felis catus) lying on its front, side view

Brown Abyssinian kitten with white markings on chest, dark tail, sitting, side view

Ethiopian animal, 16th century
Ethiopian animal. 16th-century artwork of Ethiopians with an animal called a hulpalim from the island of Zocotere near or off the coast of Ethiopia

Abyssinian priest, historical artwork
Abyssinian priest. Abyssinia (what is now Ethiopia) has had a Christian church since the 1st century, with Orthodox Christianity established in the 4th century

ETHIOPIA. Lalibela. Monolithic church of Ghiorghis (11th - 13th c.). Coptic art

ETHIOPIA. Axum. Monolithic Stele (1st c. )
ETHIOPIA. Axum. Monolithic Stele (1st c.)

ETHIOPIA. TIGRAY. Axum. Cathedral of Saint Mary of Zion (17th c.)

ETHIOPIA. AMHARA. Gonderr. Fasil Ghebbi fortress-city. Chancellorship and Library (right)

Abyssinia (1896). Negus Menelik at the battle of Adowa, where the Abyssinian defeated the Italian. Image of the illustrated

Ethiopia, Africa - Cotton Market Date: 1911

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The Abyssinian, a name that resonates with history and culture. From the legendary Ras Makonnen to the revered Abbysinian Clergy, Ethiopia's rich heritage is intertwined with this remarkable breed. In the annals of Ethiopian history, one cannot overlook the iconic image of The Negus Menelik leading his troops at the historic battle of Adwa. A vibrant color litho captures this momentous event, showcasing the bravery and resilience warriors who defended their land with unwavering determination. While Abyssinia's legacy extends beyond human figures, it also includes its feline counterpart - the elegant Abyssinian cat. Perched on a wicker chair or posing regally in a studio setting, these cats embody grace and poise. Yet amidst tales of royalty and battles fought, there are poignant stories that touch our hearts. Prince Alamayu, son of Emperor Theodor II of Abyssinia found himself far from home in Ryde, England. His presence serves as a reminder of both historical connections and personal tragedies that shaped nations. Delving further into history reveals an enchanting portrait captured by Henri Alexandre Georges Regnault - a Chief of Abyssinia from around 1870. This striking depiction offers glimpses into an era long gone but not forgotten. Pictures can tell stories too; they freeze moments for eternity like Picture No. 11051378 which showcases an exquisite close-up shot capturing every detail on top of an Abyssinian cat's head in a studio setting or another featuring their captivating red coat glistening under studio lights. Scenes from Life in Abyssinia (1885) provide us with insights into everyday life within this enigmatic land – scenes filled with bustling markets, traditional ceremonies, and people going about their daily routines against breathtaking landscapes. However fascinating these images may be; we must acknowledge darker chapters as well.