1803 Mayer Large Antique Print of a Woman & Child of Karaman, Turkey Japan Gothic and Early English architectural

Gothic and Early English architectural periods

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1803 Mayer Large Antique Print of a Woman & Child of Karaman, Turkey Japan Gothic and Early English architecturalTitle : Woman of Caramania Date : 1803 Condition: (A+) Fine Condition Ref: 92705 Size: 19 1 2in x 13in (485mm x 330mm) Description: This large fine beautifully coloured original early antique aquatint of a woman and children of the ancient southern Turkish region of Caramania (Karaman) was engraved in 1803 the date is engraved at the foot of the image and was published in Luigi Mayer's "Views in Egypt, Palestine and Other Parts of the Ottoman Empire"