Elf voorstellingen met diverse oosterse figuren en dieren 1832

This 1832 lithograph by Victor Adam, titled "Elf voorstellingen met diverse oosterse figuren en dieren," depicts various scenes featuring figures and animals from the Middle East. Adam, a Dutch artist known for his detailed sketches and illustrations, captures the diverse cultural elements of the region. The artwork, now housed in the Rijksmuseum, comprises nine distinct vignettes, each showcasing a different aspect of Middle Eastern life, including camels, horses, and figures in traditional attire. Adam's work highlights the fascination with exotic cultures during the 19th century and provides a glimpse into the artist's perception of the Middle East.