Nishi Kichijūrō India

Nishi Kichijūrō IndiaPortrait of a thirty seven year old Japanese man named Nishi Kichijr, a samurai and officer on the 1864 Ikeda mission to France, employed as an interpreter of Dutch. He is pictured standing, wearing traditional dress of kimono with mon (family emblem), and is carrying long and short swords (katana and wakizashi). Due to the nature of these images, prints will reproduce any signs of age, wear or damage that occurred before they were archived by the

the ruler of Abu Dhabi

which are tied to the yard

Standing full length portrait of Salim bin Kabina

View of the monolithic rock-hewn church of Giorgis at Lalibela

In the background a qaid dune

Portrait of a man (named Alaiwa)

The man is wearing his dagger (jambiya or khanjar) in a horizontal manner in the style typical of this region

which is lined with 'arish huts

holding a rifle in his right hand

Portrait of a boy standing in front of a stone wall in the village of Ash Shaykh

wearing wigs

View of a row of houses overlooking a large square in the city of Abha