Costumes of the people of Italy, 1858

Costumes of the people of Italy, 1858. Capuchin monks in brown robes, peasant from Abruzzo playing zampogna bagpipes, pilgrim in robes decorated with scallop shells, woman from Ischia with rosary, leper lying on the road, and peasants tending cattle in the countryside of Rome. Capucins, paysan des Abruzzes, pelerin, femme d'Ischia, lazaroni, paysans de la campagne de Rome. Handcoloured and sepia-tinted lithograph by Jean-Adolphe Bocquin after an illustration by Auguste Leloir from Elisabeth Muller (pseudonym of Leonie Bedelet)'s Le Monde en Estampes, The World in Prints, Amadee Bedelet, Paris, 1858

Abruzzo Anthropology Auguste Leloir Bagpipes Capucins Elisabeth Muller Ethnography Imperialism Ischia Italians Jean-adolphe Bocquin Le Monde En Estampes Leonie Bedelet Leper Pelerin Pilgrim Pseudonym Rosary Sepia-tinted The World In Prints

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