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Two women and a child, outside a mosque

Watercolour
about 1843 (Painted)
Artist/Maker
Place of origin

These Turkish women are veiled and are wearing the all-enveloping ferece, or a kind of cloak, over their dresses. However, the little girl is dressed in a miniature version of what her mother might wear, and does not need a veil.


Object details

Category
Object type
TitleTwo women and a child, outside a mosque
Materials and techniques
Pencil and watercolour
Brief description
Two women and a child, outside a mosque, about 1843. Aloysius Rosarius Amadeus Raymondus Andreas, known as Amadeo, 5th Count Preziosi
Physical description
Watercolour of two women with a young girl, outside a mosque.
Dimensions
  • Sight size height: 23.3cm
  • Sight size width: 17.4cm
Style
Marks and inscriptions
Signed Preziosi
Object history
This drawing is part of a group of 34 bought by the Victoria and Albert Museum in 1907. [D.14-1907-D.47-1907].
Subject depicted
Place depicted
Summary
These Turkish women are veiled and are wearing the all-enveloping ferece, or a kind of cloak, over their dresses. However, the little girl is dressed in a miniature version of what her mother might wear, and does not need a veil.
Bibliographic reference
Briony Llewellyn & Charles Newton The People and Places of Constantinople. Watercolours by Amadeo, Count Preziosi Victoria and Albert Museum, Department of Prints, Drawings and Paintings 1985
Collection
Accession number
D.23-1907

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Record createdJune 30, 2009
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