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.
8 prints

Rites of the World · MDCCCXLV
Florentine Grace, Jewish Scholar & Renaissance Notary in Costume, Print of 1845
1845 · 22.3 × 30.3 cm$370

Rites of the World · MDCCXXV
Antique Print of the Jewish Feast or Commemoration of the Passover, 1725
1725 · 24 × 39.5 cm$280

Rites of the World · MDCCCXLV
Nicely Antique Hand-Coloured Print of a Jewish Lady from Algiers, ca.1845
1845 · 17.5 × 27.5 cm$270

Rites of the World · MDCCCLIII
Jewish Bride Print Algeria 1853 by Compte-Calix, Hand-Colored Lithograph
1853 · 33 × 23.5 cm$270

Rites of the World · MDCCCLIII
Jewish Girl Print Algiers Algeria 1853 by Compte-Calix, Hand-Colored Lithograph
1853 · 33 × 23.5 cm$270

Rites of the World · MDCCXXVII
Antique Print of Jewish Ceremonies by A. Calmet, 1727
1727 · 23.5 × 40 cm$250

Rites of the World · MDCCCXXXI
Antique Print of the Clothing of an Old Testament Priest by Ferrario, '1831'
1831 · 23.5 × 34 cm$225

Rites of the World · MDCCCXLVII
Emissary of Tradition: Portrait of a Jewish Scholar from the Past, 1847
1847 · 18 × 27 cm$160