Turkish Recruits Near Smyrna, November 10, 1837 by Auguste Raffet

Turkish Recruits Near Smyrna, November 10, 1837 1847

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"Turkish Recruits Near Smyrna, November 10, 1837" is a lithograph by Auguste Raffet, created in 1847. The image depicts a group of Turkish recruits marching in a single file line, with a lone officer at the end. The men appear weary and subdued, reflecting the harsh realities of military service in the Ottoman Empire. The lithograph is an example of Raffet's keen observation of military life and his ability to capture the mood and atmosphere of his subjects. The work provides a glimpse into the social and political context of the Ottoman Empire in the mid-19th century and is now housed at The Art Institute of Chicago.

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