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The heads of Four Middle Eastern Men

The heads of Four Middle Eastern Men


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The heads of Four Middle Eastern Men

The heads of Four Middle Eastern Men Date: circa 1821

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Attire Heads Muslim Turban Turbans


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This image, titled 'The Heads of Four Middle Eastern Men,' dates back to circa 1821, offering a glimpse into the rich cultural history of the Middle East during that era. The photograph, available through Mary Evans Prints Online, features four men with their heads turned towards the viewer, each wearing traditional Middle Eastern headdresses that have long been synonymous with the region. The first man on the left dons a tall, conical hat known as a 'typus' or 'turban,' which is wrapped around his head and held in place by a large, decorative agrafe. His attire is simple, consisting of a white robe and a long, flowing outer garment, typical of the Middle Eastern dress during the early 19th century. The second man wears a similar turban, but his headdress is adorned with intricate gold and silver embroidery, reflecting the wealth and status of the wearer. His clothing is also more elaborate, featuring a red and gold robe with intricate patterns, signifying his affluence. The third man's turban is a more modest, plain white one, and he wears a simple white robe and a long, brown coat. His facial features suggest a wise and contemplative demeanor, adding to the intrigue of the image. The fourth man's headdress is a 'turban' with a distinctive flat top, known as a 'kufiya.' He wears a simple white robe and a long, brown coat as well, but his turban is adorned with a red and white checkered cloth, a common accessory in Middle Eastern cultures. This photograph is a testament to the diverse and intriguing traditional dress and headdress styles of the Middle East during the early 19th century. It offers a captivating glimpse into a time long past, inviting us to explore and appreciate the rich cultural heritage of this fascinating region.

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