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Chapel V of V

Rites of the World

How European engravers pictured the religions of the world: Bernard Picart's Religious Ceremonies of the 1720s, the Hindu gods of Sonnerat's Voyage of 1806, Ferrario's costume atlas, and the rites of Mexico, Japan, China and the Caribbean.

4 prints

By faithChristianity 23Judaism 8Islam 13Hinduism 45Buddhism and East Asian faiths 32Indigenous Americas 20
By dateBefore 1700 51700 to 1799 601800 to 1849 531850 and after 17
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Prophet Muhammad (Mahomet), 18th Century Paris Engraving by Daumont, c.1770

Rites of the World · MDCCLXX

Prophet Muhammad (Mahomet), 18th Century Paris Engraving by Daumont, c.1770

1770 · 21.4 × 26.7 cm$520

Print of a Mufti or Sunni Islamic Scholar, an Interpreter of Islamic Law, c.1725

Rites of the World · MDCCXXV

Print of a Mufti or Sunni Islamic Scholar, an Interpreter of Islamic Law, c.1725

1725 · 24.5 × 39.5 cm$440

Antique Print of the Funeral at Constantinople by B. Picart, 1729

Rites of the World · MDCCXXIX

Antique Print of the Funeral at Constantinople by B. Picart, 1729

1729 · 50 × 39.5 cm$325

Ottoman Rituals and Dancers, 1734 Engraving of Turkish Love, Ceremony and Dance

Rites of the World · MDCCXXXIV

Ottoman Rituals and Dancers, 1734 Engraving of Turkish Love, Ceremony and Dance

1734 · 26 × 42 cm$270