Tartar Family in Their Home, Kapskhor, Crimea, October 21, 1837 by Auguste Raffet

Tartar Family in Their Home, Kapskhor, Crimea, October 21, 1837 1846

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drawing, lithograph, print, paper

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portrait

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drawing

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narrative-art

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lithograph

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print

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paper

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islamic-art

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genre-painting

Auguste Raffet's "Tartar Family in Their Home, Kapskhor, Crimea, October 21, 1837," is a lithograph created in 1846. The artwork depicts a scene of daily life in a Crimean Tartar household, showcasing the interior of a simple dwelling. Raffet, a celebrated 19th-century artist known for his depictions of military life and scenes of the Crimean War, provides a glimpse into the culture of this region. The artwork portrays a family gathered around a table, highlighting the intimate and domestic nature of life within the home. This lithograph, now housed at The Art Institute of Chicago, offers a unique visual record of the social fabric of the Crimean Tartars during the mid-19th century.

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