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Illustrations of Armenian women

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Armenian lady of Isfahan (1850 from the European lithography, by Janeta Lanzh (publication, Eugéne Flandin)
Armenian lady of Isfahan (1850 from the European lithography, by Janeta Lanzh (publication, Eugéne Flanding)
Armenian lady of Constantinople (1850 from the European lithography, by Janeta Lanzh (publication, Eugéne Flandin)
Armenian lady of Constantinople (1850 from the European lithography, by Janeta Lanzh (publication, Eugéne Flanding)

 

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Tamar Najarian
Tamar Najarian
8 years ago

Reblogged this on Notes of a Spurkahye and commented:
Lovely Illustrations!

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