Groepsportret van Zweedse actrices gekleed als odalisken 1876

"Groepsportret van Zweedse actrices gekleed als odalisken" (Group portrait of Swedish actresses dressed as odalisks) is a photographic work created in 1876 by Swedish photographer Gösta Florman. The photograph features seven women dressed in elaborate costumes, evoking the image of odalisks, female figures in Ottoman harems. Florman's work captured the fashion and theatrical trends of the time, showcasing the fascination with Eastern cultures that was prevalent in the late 19th century. The photograph is a valuable document of social history, highlighting the artistic and cultural exchanges between Sweden and the Ottoman Empire. It is housed in the Rijksmuseum, Netherlands.