Buy ETHNOGRAPHY ENGRAVING 32. KALMUK, MORDWINI, KYRGYSIAN. MONGOLS.

- Engraving corresponding to Plate 32 of Ethnography, belonging to the Popular Illustrated Encyclopedia of Sciences and Arts, made by Federico Gillman, and formed in accordance with the Iconographic Encyclopedia and the Conversations Lexicon of Germany.
- Several groups appear in the engraving, the Kirgises, who refer to certain heads of nomadic Turkic clans in the steppes of Central Asia; The Kalmyks, an ethnic group of Mongolian origin that lives mainly in Kalmykia (Russia), Khan of Khiva, was the oldest of the three Uzbek khanates that existed, south of the old delta on the Aral Sea; Mordwini women belong to an indigenous Finno-Ugric people who live mainly in the Republic of Mordovia, the Volga region in Russia, among others.
- In the upper margin it has the title “ETHNOGRAPHY”, and in the upper right corner it has “Lam. 32” printed, which identifies it as Engraving number 32 in a series on ethnography.
- In the lower margin are the identifications of the different characters, from the Mongolian areas, among others, huts, and various utensils.
- Intaglio etching on steel, although another different technique could also have been used.
- Made in monochrome black, very good ink, centered with acceptable margins and with good printing.
- That the Engraving has some Distinctive, Brand or Contrast is of great importance to be able to identify data such as its engraver, the artist, the place where it was printed and other details.