Kirghiz Collection (page 2)

KIRGHIZ WOMAN, c1836. A wealthy Kirghiz woman. Watercolor by Fedor Solntsev, c1836

The Mission To Yarkund And Kashgar: Travellers Smoking-divan In A Kirghiz Tent

A Kirghiz Sultan
A KIRGHIZ SULTAN

A Kirghiz Bride
A KIRGHIZ BRIDE

Winemaking in Kirghiz, Kyrgyz, Kyrgystan. engraving 1855

A khirgiz horsewoman named aini bapaeva, kirghiz republic, ussr

The Richest Kyrgyz man at Orenburg - a transcontinental city on the Ural River (the administrative center of Orenburg Oblast), Russia. Date: 1902

Kirghiz Couple
Kirghiz couple (now known as Kazakhs)

Kirghiz School Russia
A village school among the Kirghiz nomads of the Ural mountains, Russia

Traditional Kirghiz embroidery, Kyrgyzstan, Central Asia

Traditional Kirghiz cemetary, near Burana Tower, Kyrgyzstan, Central Asia

Kirghiz Courtship
Courtship custom of the Kirghiz people - the would-be groom rides in pursuit of his prospective bride who may not try so very hard to escape

Kirghiz Soldier 1916
Fantura Habdrulin, Moslem Russian soldier in the 9th Turkestan regiment, from the Kirghiz region of Central Asia, during World War One

Kirghiz Soldier 1915
Dmitri Ganow, Russian infantryman from the Kirghiz region of Central Asia, during World War One

Making Butter, Asia
Making butter in central Asia - Kirghiz (probably) women make it outside their tents

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"Discover the Enchanting Kirghiz: A Journey through Kyrgyzstan's Rich Cultural Heritage" Kyrgyzstan, a land of breathtaking landscapes and vibrant traditions, is home to the fascinating Kirghiz people. From the ancient Tash Rabat Valley nestled in the heart of the Fergana Mountain Range to the picturesque Arslanbob village, this Central Asian nation offers a glimpse into their nomadic way of life. Intriguing historical depictions showcase Kirghiz families traversing the Golodnaia Steppe in the Russian Empire, highlighting their resilience and adaptability. The captivating chromolitho artwork captures their essence with vivid portrayals of men, women, and children against stunning backdrops. As we delve deeper into their culture, an enchanting letter K chromolitho reveals Asia's diverse tapestry while emphasizing Kirghiz contributions. Their nomadic spirit shines through as they set up camp amidst southern Siberia's vast wilderness - a testament to their resourcefulness and connection with nature. Education plays a vital role in preserving traditions; hence we witness a charming Kirghiz school depicted in southern Urals' chromolitho print. This showcases how knowledge is passed down from one generation to another, ensuring cultural continuity for years to come. A significant figure emerges from history – Prince and Head of State of the Kirghiz people during 1820s-30s - immortalized in a striking colored engraving. His regal presence reflects leadership qualities that have shaped this community throughout its rich past. The fusion between cultures becomes evident when exploring costumes worn by both Kirghiz individuals and those hailing from Russia's Far East during the 19th century. These engravings depict vibrant attire that symbolizes unity amidst diversity. However, not all encounters were peaceful as evidenced by artist Alexander Osipovich Orlowski’s depiction of a battle between Cossacks and Kirghiz.