Ethnographic Art

As a genuine vintage tribal textile nearly a century old, this piece holds strong appeal for collectors of antique kilims, ethnographic textiles, and primitive woven art. Design & D...

Ideal for collectors of ethnographic tribal art or for interiors with colonial and eclectic inspiration.

A wonderful addition to a collection of Southeast Asian jewelry, folk art, ethnographic adornment, or vintage statement pieces.

Their elegant vertical format and generous original margins give them a refined and highly displayable appearance, particularly suitable for collectors of Orientalist material, Islam...

Its minimalist silhouette and powerful presence make it equally suitable for collectors of African art, ethnographic objects, or sophisticated interior decoration.

This engraving works exceptionally well as both a standalone decorative object and as part of a curated group of Ferrario plates, particularly appealing to collectors of Asian art, e...

Prints such as this served both as ethnographic imagery and decorative art, intended for collectors fascinated by world cultures and picturesque costume traditions.

A highly decorative object for collectors of tribal art, ethnographic-inspired design, or sculptural ceramics.

Technique: Hand-coloured copperplate engraving Maker: Giulio Ferrario publication, Milan (Italy), circa 1815 Keywords: Chinese boats engraving, antique China ships print, Ferrario C...

A highly decorative object for collectors of tribal art, ethnographic-inspired design, or sculptural ceramics.

The pieces are presented on integrated circular bases, providing stability and visual unity. Inspired by ethnographic and colonial art, they are ideal as unique decorative elements o...

An exceptional acquisition for collectors of Indigenous Australian art, contemporary tribal art, museum-quality ethnographic works, and interior designers seeking authentic statement...

A remarkable pair for collectors of equestrian antiques, colonial Latin American art, folk art, or ethnographic objects. Dimensions (each): Height: 7.9 in (20 cm) Width: 6.7 in (17 ...

Technique: Hand-colored copperplate engraving Maker: Luigi Giarre after Giulio Ferrario, Italy, 1815 Keyword block: Chinese religious engraving, Ferrario Le Costume Ancien et Modern...

Technique: Hand-colored copperplate engraving Maker: Luigi Giarre after Giulio Ferrario, Italy, 1815 Keyword block: antique Chinese farming prints, Ferrario costume ancien moderne, ...

Images depicting the people of Dalarna were widely admired during the nineteenth century and remain popular among collectors of Scandinavian art and ethnographic material. Combining...

Technique: Engraving with original hand color Maker: Thomas Jefferys, London, 1767 Keywords: Ottoman prints, Ottoman costume, Turkish costume prints, Ottoman Empire art, 18th centur...

Technique: Engraving with original hand color Maker: Thomas Jefferys, London, 1749 Keywords: antique print, emperor of china, chinese costume, oriental print, 18th century engraving...

The subdued hand coloring and highly decorative jungle composition make the print particularly appealing today for collectors of natural history, hunting imagery, safari décor, ethno...

Technique: Hand-colored copperplate engravings Maker: Giulio Ferrario (publisher), engravings after Andrea Bernieri and workshop, Florence, Italy, 1815 Keywords: Giulio Ferrario, Il...

Technique: Hand-colored copperplate engraving Maker: Luigi Giarre after Giulio Ferrario, Italy, 1815 Keyword block: Chinese interior antique engraving, Ferrario Le Costume Ancien et...

A rare and intellectually compelling addition for collectors of African art, ethnographic material, or sculptural ironwork.

Racinet’s work stands at the intersection of ethnography and decorative art, and these plates exemplify the technical excellence of late 19th-century chromolithography, printed in Pa...

Whether displayed as a standalone statement piece or incorporated into a curated collection of ethnographic or tribal art, this figure offers a powerful visual presence.

It makes an exceptional addition to collections of Indonesian ethnographic arms, tribal art, or distinctive decorative objects.

Portman (sc.), Netherlands, c.1810 Keywords: Dahomey, Benin, African Kingdom, royal portrait, anthropological art, ethnographic print, antique engraving, hand-colored, early 19th ce...

Portman Date: c.1800 Keywords: Palau print, Pelew Islands, Micronesia ethnography, South Pacific exploration, anthropology art, Cook era interest, Oceania cultural history, nursing ...

Technique: Hand-colored copperplate engraving Maker: Giulio Ferrario (publisher), Italy, 1815 Keywords: Imperial Hall of Audience Beijing, Peking architecture print, antique Chinese...

A finely carved and deeply accomplished African face mask in rich dark tropical hardwood — warm mahogany-brown, densely grained, polished to a deep lustrous finish — representing the...

An exceptional and rare example of ethnographic ceramic art from the Northern Moroccan Highlands.

An appealing piece for collectors of Native American and First Nations history, early ethnography, or coastal Northwest art — and a strong decorative print due to its fine detail and...

A compelling addition to collections of African art, ethnographic metalwork, and sculptural modernism.

Today, this work holds outstanding appeal for collectors of Orientalist art, Islamic arms and armor, ethnographic studies, and 19th-century exploration imagery.

Notable works include Never Again (1973), a bronze memorial at Yad Vashem in Jerusalem; Woman Against the Wind on the Tel Aviv seafront near Charles Clore Park; and Smiling Whale, a ...

Command attention with this monumental vintage woven rattan headdress, a striking example of ethnographic-style fiber art that evokes the spiritual mystery of Oceania and West Africa.

Technique: Steel engraving Maker: Heinrich von Mayr, Germany, 1846 Keywords: antique oriental jewelry engraving 19th century middle east jewelry print islamic jewelry ethnographic i...

These images were created during a period of renewed interest in regional identity within the Austro-Hungarian Empire, when folk costume imagery was collected, published, and display...

A striking pair that captures cultural history and period costume, suitable for collectors of ethnographic or regional art. Vintage condition as pictured.

His Trachtenbuch represents a unique fusion of art, ethnography, and Renaissance curiosity, and remains one of the most important visual records of 16th-century costume.

The detailed rendering of tattooing here, however, reflects genuine ethnographic observation, as body art was a vital aspect of Pacific cultural and spiritual life.

This plate captures the refined detail and precision characteristic of the Musée de Costumes series, which sought to document European regional and occupational dress through art and...

Published in 1840 as part of "Voyage autour du monde," this illustration combines art and ethnography, offering insight into the customs and emotional depths of the Chamorro people.

Keywords: New Holland artifacts, New Zealand tools, Maori ornaments, hei-tiki pendant, Dumont d’Urville, Astrolabe expedition, 19th-century lithographs, Louis Auguste de Sainson, Bro...

A rare and impactful artifact, perfect for collectors of tribal art, ethnographic museums, or galleries dedicated to Southeast Asian material culture.

This print is an ideal piece for collectors of Orientalist art, 19th-century ethnographic illustration, or antique travel imagery.

The print offers rare insight into Chinese funerary traditions as seen through early Western eyes and remains a valuable piece for collectors of Orientalist art, early ethnographic d...

Displaying this piece as a visual document of cultural history can make it a compelling addition to any ethnographic or art collection.

They are of interest to collectors of musical iconography, South Asian religious art, and early ethnographic prints. Condition report: Good condition overall.

This print is a valuable artifact for those interested in the history of Hindu ritual, colonial-era visual ethnography, or Orientalist art. It offers a rare early 19th-century Europe...

The grayscale palette highlights the intricate details, making this print a fascinating blend of ethnographic study and 18th-century art. It reflects the era’s curiosity about Polyne...

The grayscale palette emphasizes the dynamic tension and cultural details, making this print a compelling blend of ethnographic study and 18th-century art. It reflects the era’s fasc...

This plate is especially significant for its depiction of Arctic dress and Sámi survival in a winter landscape, making it a rare and valuable print for collectors of ethnographic and...

Collectors of orientalist art, ethnographic studies, and antique prints will find this work a valuable addition to their collection, offering a glimpse into the elegant attire and ar...

The aged paper and subtle patina enhance its historical allure, making it a valuable piece for collectors of religious art, ethnographic studies, or early 19th-century engravings.

The aged paper and subtle patina enhance its historical charm, making it a valuable piece for collectors of religious art, ethnographic studies, or early 19th-century engravings.

The aged paper and subtle patina enhance its historical allure, making it a valuable piece for collectors of mythological art, ethnographic studies, or early 19th-century engravings.

The aged paper and subtle patina enhance its historical charm, making it an excellent addition for collectors of mythological art, ethnographic studies, or early 19th-century engravi...