Human types (5121 Subjects)
The Palace and the Castle of Ioannina as seen from the lake. Turk and young Greek, by Louis Dupré.
Tatar, and members of the Lion of Chaeronea, by Louis Dupré.
Ferry of Perama, Entrance to the Southern Passage of Corfu, coloured aquatint by J. Cartwright.
Corfu; the city, fortress and port from Vido island, coloured aquatint by J. Cartwright..
Souliot, coloured copper engraving by J. Cartwright.
Albanian man from Ioannina, coloured aquatint by J. Cartwright.
Albanian man, coloured aquatint by J. Cartwright.
Modes of travelling in Turkey, coloured copper engraving by W. Turner.
Man from Parga, coloured copper engraving by J. Cartwright.
Muslim woman, engraving from J.C. Hοbhouse, “A Journey through Albania...”, London 1813.
Ioannina from the island on the lake, copper engraving from an edition by C.R. Cockerell.
Arnaut, coloured copper engraving by J. Cartwright.
Mount Olympus seen from Larissa, coper engraving from edition by Ed. Dodwell.
The tomb of Hassan Baba in the vale of Tempi, copper engraving from edition by Ed. Dodwell.
Lamia and Thermopylae, by Louis Dupré.
Athens from Tourkovounia, copper engraving from edition by Ed. Dodwell.
The Temple of Poseidon in Sounion, copper engraving from edition by Ed. Dodwell.
Street in Eski-Stamboul, copper engraving by Luigi Mayer.
The Mosque of Sultan Ahmed in Istanbul, copper engraving by Luigi Mayer.
View of Pera, copper engraving by Luigi Mayer.
Piccolo Bend, part of the aqueduct in Belgrade Forest, on the outskirts of Istanbul, copper engraving by Luigi Mayer.
Karavanserai at Küçükçekmece (Small Bridge on the European coast of Marmara Sea), copper engraving by Luigi Mayer.
The encampment of the prince of Moldavia, lithograph by Louis Dupré.
Mosque of Sultan Suleyman I: Outer court.
View of Petit Champ des Morts cemetery and the old city of Istanbul from Pera (Beyoğlu).
The reception hall of Topkapi Palace.
The valley of Sweet waters of Asia (Göksu Deresi).
The slave market of Istanbul.
A fountain and mausoleums in Eyüp district, Istanbul.
Hünkar İskelesi on the Asian shore of the Bosphorus, where the treaty of Hünkar İskelesi between the Russian and Ottoman Empires was signed in 1833.