Customs by J. Jimenez y Aranda

Spaniard Jose Jimenez y Aranda (1837-1903) used some customs of his country as themes.

O espanhol José Jimenez y Aranda (1837-1903) usou temas de costumes do seu país.

José Jimenez y Aranda (1837-1903)-‘a disgrace’-oil on canvas-1890     Private collection

José Jimenez y Aranda (1837-1903)-‘figaro’s shop’-oil on canvas-1875     Baltimore-Walters Art Museum

José Jimenez y Aranda (1837-1903)-‘a cafe’

José Jimenez y Aranda (1837-1903)-‘at church’-oil on canvas     Private collection

José Jimenez y Aranda (1837-1903)-‘Don Quixote and Sancho Panza’-oil on canvas     Private collection

Customs in Cairo by Frans Xaver Kosler

The Austrian artist Frans Xaver Kosler (1864-1905) painted the customs of people who lived in the capital of Egypt.

O austríaco Frans Xaver Kosler (1864-1905) pintou costumes da população da capital do Egipto.

Frans Xaver Kosler (1864-1905)-‘figures bearing palm leaves on the outskirts of Cairo’-oil on canvas-1903    Private collection

Frans Xaver Kosler (1864-1905)-‘merchants in a North African market, Cairo’-oil on canvas-1896    Private collection

Frans Xaver Kosler (1864-1905)-‘the fortune teller, Cairo’ oil on canvas

Frans Xaver Kosler (1864-1905)-‘game time’   Private collection

Frans Xaver Kosler (1864-1905)-‘the orange seller’ oil on canvas

Costumes indianos (Indian Customs)

O pintor americano Edwin Lord Weeks (1849-1903) teve ocasião de observar in loco os costumes dos indianos no final do séc. XIX.

The American painter Edwin Lord Weeks (1849-1903) had the chance to observe in loco the Indians’ customs at the end of the 19th century.

Edwin Lord Weeks (1849-1903)-'Hindu merchants'-oil on canvas

Edwin Lord Weeks (1849-1903)-'barbers, Saharampore'-oil on canvas

Edwin Lord Weeks (1849-1903)-'outside of an indian dye house'-oil on canvas

Edwin Lord Weeks (1849-1903)-'the metalsmiths shop'-oil on canvas

Edwin Lord Weeks (1849-1903)-'the snake charmers, Bombay'-oil on canvas