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A Departure from Palmyra, by Carl Haag, in the exhibition of the Society of Painters..., 1862. Creator: Unknown.

A Departure from Palmyra, by Carl Haag, in the exhibition of the Society of Painters in Water Colours, 1862. 'We have rarely seen a drawing so small as that we have engraved so full of life, character, and couleur locale. We seem to be actually present amid all the bustle, excitement, shouting, and tom-tom playing of the Arab caravan as it starts on its journey in the cool night from the halting-place among the colossal columns and gigantic ruins of the great city of the desert, behind which we see the sun sinking in unclouded splendour. The camels, with their well-stocked and well- balanced panniers, gaily caparisoned and heavily betasselled, seem to share the general excitement as they toss about their very queer but very sagacious-looking heads and sniff the cooling evening air. The foremost mounted Arab with the long nargileh, giving directions to the Nubian behind and preceded by the black boy and a water-carrier, also provided with a pipe, appears to be the chief of the tribe or party. A woman, his wife, probably, and her child are mounted on another camel. Her face is masked by the bourkh or face-veil worn in the East'. From "Illustrated London News", 1862.
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A Departure from Palmyra, by Carl Haag, in the exhibition of the Society of Painters..., 1862. Creator: Unknown.
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A Departure from Palmyra, by Carl Haag, in the exhibition of the Society of Painters in Water Colours, 1862. 'We have rarely seen a drawing so small as that we have engraved so full of life, character, and couleur locale. We seem to be actually present amid all the bustle, excitement, shouting, and tom-tom playing of the Arab caravan as it starts on its journey in the cool night from the halting-place among the colossal columns and gigantic ruins of the great city of the desert, behind which we see the sun sinking in unclouded splendour. The camels, with their well-stocked and well- balanced panniers, gaily caparisoned and heavily betasselled, seem to share the general excitement as they toss about their very queer but very sagacious-looking heads and sniff the cooling evening air. The foremost mounted Arab with the long nargileh, giving directions to the Nubian behind and preceded by the black boy and a water-carrier, also provided with a pipe, appears to be the chief of the tribe or party. A woman, his wife, probably, and her child are mounted on another camel. Her face is masked by the bourkh or face-veil worn in the East'. From "Illustrated London News", 1862.
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5416 x 3503 px | 54.3 MB
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45.9 x 29.7 cm | 18.1 x 11.7 in (300 dpi)
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19 CENTURY 19TH CENTURY 19TH 19TH-CENTURY ANATOMY: BONES ANCIENT SITE ANIMAL ANIMALS ANT. OR.: PALMYRA APPAREL ARCHAEOLOGICAL SITE ARCHAEOLOGICAL ARCHAEOLOGY ARCHEOLOGY ART CENTRE ART GALLERY ART ARTS ASTRONOMY B & W B / W B&W BARE FEET BAREFOOT BLACK & WHITE BLACK AND WHITE BODIES BODY BODY, THE BONE BONES BOURKHA BRITAIN BRITISH BURKA BURKHA BURQA BURQUA CADRE CAMEL DRIVER CAMEL DRIVERS CAMEL CAMELS CARAVAN CARL HAAG CARL CAVALIER CENTURY CHANGING ROOM CLOTHES CLOTHING & DRESS CLOTHING COLOR COLOUR CONCEPT COUNTRY COVER (CLOTHES) DESERT DRESS DRESSED DRINK DRINKING DRUM DRUMMER DRUMMERS DRUMMING DRUMS ENGRAVED ENGRAVING EQUESTRIAN (RIDER) EQUESTRIAN SPORT EQUITATION EXHIBITION FASHION & CLOTHING FEET FEMALE FOOT FEET FOOT GALLERY GARMENT GEOGRAPHICAL FEATURE GEOGRAPHY GUY HAAG HABIT HIMS HORSE RIDING HORSEMAN ILLUSTRATED LONDON NEWS ILN IMAGES IN PAINTINGS INSTRUMENT INSTRUMENTS INTERIORS: IN PAINTINGS ISLAM ISLAMIC JOB JOCKEY LOCATION MALE MAN MEN MENSWEAR MIDDLE EAST MUSIC INSTRUMENTS MUSIC MUSICAL INSTRUMENT MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS MUSICAL_INSTRUMENTS MUSICIAN MUSICIANS NARGHILE NARGHILEH NARGILA NARGILE NARGILEH NARGUILEH NEWSPAPER NEWSPAPERS NINETEENTH CENTURY OCCUPATION ORGANS PAINTING (ACTIVITY) PAINTING PAINTINGS PALMYRA PEOPLE PERCUSSION INSTRUMENT PICTURE PICTURES PRESS PRINT COLLECTOR, THE PRINT PROFESSION RELIGION RELIGIOUS REMAINS (SKELETON) RIDER (MALE) RIDER RIDERS RIDING RIDING, RIDERS ROBE RUIN RUINED RUINS SCIENCE SETTING SUN SMOKE SMOKING SOLAR SYSTEM SUN SUNSET SYRIA TADMUR TAILOR TRAVEL VEIL (CLOTHING) VEIL VEILED WATER BOTTLE WHITE AND BLACK WOMAN WOMEN XIX CENTURY