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Everyday objects / Domestic utensils and vessels (264 Subjects)

Entrance of a house, Kalamata.

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Muslim man performing ritual ablution before prayer.

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The Grand Vizier offers dinner (Ifter) to other Ottoman officials during the Ramadan.

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Muslim women entertaining themelves in their private quarters.

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Ottoman soldiers exercising in Tomak, a martial art practiced with wooden balls.

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A European ambassador has dinner with the Grand Vizier.

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Interior of a peasants' dwelling.

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Inn at Corinth.

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Goat shepherds in Arcadia.

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A bazaar in Corinth.

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Memorial service on Saturday of the Souls, Athens.

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Processing of cotton in Limni, Euboea.

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The living-room of a noblewoman's house.

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Feast of St. Jason and Sosipatros in Corfu island.

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The quarantine station of Lefkada island.

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Town and harbour of Vathi, Ithaka island.

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Town and harbour of Argostoli, (Cephalonia). [Depiction of activities pertaining to viticulture].

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Ast-chi, a cook. Ast-chi bashi, head cook of the Janissary corps.

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Lower-ranking officers carry the pot containing the Janissaries' meal. A Kasik-dar or Çorpaci, Captain of the Janissaries.

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A porter. A water seller.

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Bedouin woman making butter.

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Turkish women of Asia Minor making bread.

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Druze women of Syria grinding flour.

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Women from Andros.

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Woman from Kimolos. Woman from Chios.

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Dairy merchant. Greengrocer.

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Ottomans enjoying a meal.

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Dinner at Crisso, near Delphi, in the house of the bishop of Salona.

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Gathering of devout Muslims at the Tower of the Winds in Athens, which was used as a tekije (dervish lodge). Sixteen ostrich eggs hang from the ceiling to avert the evil eye. A depiction of the first stage of the whirling dervishes' ritual: the faithful praise God and Prophet Muhammad.

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The dance of the dervishes at the Tower of the Winds in Athens, which was used as a tekije (dervish lodge). Sixteen ostrich eggs hang from the ceiling to avert the evil eye. A depiction of the final stage of the whirling dervishes' ritual: The two main dancers whirl while holding each other by the sash. In green, wearing a white turban, the Sheich or head of the Dervishes, who animates the dancers with his voice and by playing the tambour.

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