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Illustrations of Armenian women

Admin Posted onMarch 23, 2013August 29, 2015 Armenian costume, Armenian garments, Armenian lady, Armenians of Constantinople, Armenians of Iran, Armenians of Isfahan, Ottoman Armenians 1 Comment 8888 Views

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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