Professions - TRAVELLERS' VIEWS - Places – Monuments – People Southeastern Europe – Eastern Mediterranean – Greece – Asia Minor

View of Bunarbaşı, village, erroneously identified in the nineteenth-century with Troy. In the foreground the court of the House of the Ottoman Aga, where the author stayed during his visit.

View of Bunarbaşı, village, erroneously identified in the nineteenth-century with Troy.

Dance on the west bank of the Nile. On the foreground, two French travellers. The governors of the small vessels are smoking and drinking coffee while sitting on the ground, as are doing two dervishes and their servants farther away. According to Olivier's description, the scene depicts Egyptians dancing a war dance and a more sensual dance.

Family of gardeners in Tripoli, Libya.

View of the walls of ancient Tiryns.

View of the site of Panathenaic Stadium and Ilissus river.

View of Epidaurus.

View of Panagia Faneromeni Monastery in Chiliomodi. In the background Acrocorinth.

View of Garitsa, region right outside the northern walls of the city of Corfu, and according to the legend the site of Alcinous' gardens.

Young couple in gondola, Venice.

Ottomans supervising slaves, taken captive in the war, during agricultural work.

Jewish wetnurse with infant. From: Adelaide Mary Walker, Through Macedonia to the Albanian Lakes, London, Chapman and Hill, 1864.

Bulgarian woman from Kolakia (Halastra). Peasant woman from Baltza (Melissochori) on the outskirts of Thessaloniki. From: Raphäel Jacquemin, Iconographie générale et méthodique du costume du IVe au XIXe siècle (315-1815) [...], Paris, 1863-1869.

National costumes, mainly of peasants in various parts of Europe, among which a Turkish woman and an ulema from Thessaloniki. From:Meyers Konversations-Lexikon, Leipsig, late 19th century.

Bazaar of Thessaloniki. From Illustrierte Zeitung, 1875

View of the British hospital of Thessaloniki. Portraits of surgeons and administrative personnel of the Hospital. From The Graphic, 18 May 1878.

Scene of everyday life in the Ottoman Empire. Inauguration of the railway line in Thessaloniki, 1888. View of Heptapyrgion fortress. From Schorers Familienblatt, May 1888.