Smuggler. Costumes Pyrenees 1834. Contrebandier. More:Mount Ararat. From the hills above Erevan, Armenia. 1834. Turkey Bridal gifts at Eaux-Bonnes O’ssau Valley. Costumes… France Costumes Pyrenees. People from Aranais 1834. 1834 Aranais… Read More
Category: 19th Century
Bagnères-de-Luchon. Costumes Pyrenees.
Old costumes from Bagnères-de-Luchon. Costumes Pyrenees. Ancien costume à Bagnére Luchon. Département de la Haute-Garonne et la région Languedoc-Roussillon-Midi-Pyrénées. More:Costumes of Indo-China. Annamites, Cambodia and Siam. 1866 Historic Black Forest… Read More
Smuggler. Surroundings of Gaveury.
Smuggler. Surroundings of Gaveury. Costumes Pyrenees. Contrebandier, Envierons de Gaveury. More:Costumes Pyrenees. Surroundings of Pau. France Folk costumes from Hamburg and its surroundings. Germany A Smuggler of Grand Bretagne, 1843.… Read More
Smuggler from Venasque, at the port of Oô.
Smuggler from Venasque, at the port of Oô. Contrebandier Venasquais, passant le port d’Oô. More:Residents of Port Said with Water Seller.… Egypt A Smuggler of Grand Bretagne, 1843. Manners, customs…… Read More
Chasseur de Ronsard Sur la Maladeta. Costumes des Pyrénnées. 1834.
Huntsman of Ronsard. On the Maladeta. The Pic de la Maladeta is a 3308 m high mountain near the highest Pyrenean peaks Aneto.
Charlet, Ramond Guide. At the peak of the lost mountain.
Charlet, Guide de Ramond. Au pic du mont perdu. Français: Ancely, René (1876 – 1966). Costumes des Pyrénées
Bridal gifts at Eaux-Bonnes O’ssau Valley. Costumes of the Pyrenees.
Costumes des Pyrénnées. Cadeaux de noce jeune mariée aux Eaux-Bonnes Vallée d’O’ssau.
Costumes Pyrenees. Basque of the village of Lanne, Barétous Valley.
Costumes des Pyrénnées. Basque du village de Ľanne, Vallée de Baretons.
Aranais from Bagnères-de-Luchon 1834.
Aranais from Bagnères-de-Luchon. Costumes Pyrenees. Costumes des Pyrénnées. Aranais, â Bagnéres de Luchon. More:Goatherd at the hot waters meadows. Costumes Pyrenees 1834. 1834 Hunters at the south peak of Pau.… Read More
Inhabitants of Tasmania, Van Diemens Land.
Van Diemen’s Land is the name originally given by Europeans to the island of Tasmania, now part of Australia.










