THE dress of the Asiatics is at all times effeminate; and when boys are dressed for exhibition, as represented in the plate, there is nothing whatever, except the turban, to distinguish them from the other sex.
Inhabitants of Tasmania.
Inhabitants of Tasmania
It is estimated that upon arrival of the British in 1803 about 3,000 to 5,000 aborigines lived in Tasmania. They were completely wiped out until 1865 by the British, the native languages have become extinct with them. However, still several thousand descendants live in mixed relations of Europeans with indigenous people.
A tattooed man from Nuku Hiva, Marquesas Islands.
A servant of Amsterdam and a dairy nearby.
A servant of Amsterdam and a dairy nearby.
Une servante d’ Amsterdam et une laitière des environs.
Married woman from Hinloopen, Province Friesland.
Peasant Woman and farmer from Friesland, 1828.
Peasant Woman and farmer from Friesland around Leeuwarden.
Paysan et Paysanne de la Frise avec environs de Leeuwarden.
A Farmer with her child, and a girl of Assendelft
A Farmer with her child, and a girl of Assendelft, of North Holland.
Une Paysanne avec son enfant, et une jeune fille de Assendelft, de la nord Hollande.
Young ladies of Friesland and Groningen.
Jeunes demoiselles de la Frise et de Groningue.
A Lady of Alkmaarsche and a girl of Zaandam.
A Lady of Alkmaarsche and a girl of Zaandam.
Une Dame d’ Alkmaar et une jeune fille de Zaandam.
