Foreigners Collection (page 3)

Baptism foreigners Sint Goar De Kooperen Halsbandt tot St Gewer
Baptism of foreigners in Sint Goar De Kooperen Halsbandt tot St Gewer (title on object), ritual objects and ritual means, non-Christian religions, hotel, hostelry, inn

Europeans watching martial arts demonstration
Europeans watching a martial arts demonstration, Foreigners in China, Woodcut, hand-colored

Russian Soldier with His Family, 2nd month, 1861. Creator: Yoshifuji
Russian Soldier with His Family, 2nd month, 1861

Vicente Lopez (1772-1850). Spanish painter. The Catholic King and Queen with an Embassy from the King of Fez, 1790. Oil on canvas. Museum of Fine Arts of San Fernando. Madrid. Spain

Glasgow Schools for Orphans of Foreigners designed by James A. Burton. Date: 1882

Foreigners Enjoying Themselves Gankirō Edo period
Artokoloro

The South American War: View of the Inner Port of Callao, a Rendezvous for Fugitive Peruvians and Foreigners

2920895; out of copyright

2920894; out of copyright

2920892; out of copyright

2920891; out of copyright

2920888; out of copyright

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DONKEY-BOYS AND FOREIGNERS. Egypt, engraving 1879

The only manufacture in France of good razors of melted steel in the same manner
XIR248212 The only manufacture in France of good razors of melted steel in the same manner as that of Sheffield in England, Yorkshire

Foreigners hostels, Jan Luyken, Gerrit de Broen (Sr. ), in or after 1695 - c. 1740
Foreigners hostels, Jan Luyken, Gerrit de Broen (Sr.), in or after 1695 - c. 1740

The French in Madagascar, Plan of Tamatave, Showing the Amount of Property Owned
THE FRENCH IN MADAGASCAR, PLAN OF TAMATAVE, SHOWING THE AMOUNT OF PROPERTY OWNED BY DIFFERENT NATIONS, 1883: 1. Site of the Hova Garrison Town. 2. Principal Hova Fort. 3. Mr. Shaws Compound. 4

Couple of Southern European origin, sitting on the back of a park bench

Triptych showing a parade of foreigners, Yokohama, in a horse-drawn open carriage and led by man carrying the stars-and-stripes, and a military band, 1861

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DONKEY-BOYS AND FOREIGNERS. Egypt, engraving 1879

Down with the foreigners! Burn their books!. Piece of popular literature that defends xenophobia and war against the foreign people, published in 1891 in Chang Cha, Hou Nan province. Engraving

Amusements of foreigners - American woman. Japanese print shows a woman watching a child walking on stilts. Date 1861

Foreigners enjoying themselves - English woman. Japanese print shows a woman riding sidesaddle. Date 1861

Portraits of foreigners - English, French. Japanese print shows an Englishman and a French woman horseback riding. Date 1861

Foreigners in Yokohama draw up contract in mercantile house. Japanese print shows a Dutch man and a German man drawing up a contract in a mercantile house in Yokohama, Japan. Date 1861

Portraits of foreigners - Russians, American lady. Japanese print shows the clothing styles of Russian men, and an American woman. Date 1861

Foreigners watching New Years dance. Print shows a man and a woman watching street entertainers performing a New Years dance. Date 1861

Foreigners enjoying themselves. Japanese triptych print shows children dancing for adults gathered in large room in a foreign settlement house in Japan. Date 1860

Portraits of foreigners - Dutch, Russian, American lady, American. Japanese print shows typical examples of Dutch, Russian, and American men, and an American woman. Date 1861

Thirty-six amusements in Tokyo - foreigners at a sukiya (tea house). Japanese print shows a scene with foreigners seated around a dining table in a tea house. Date 1872

Constantinople / Istanbul, Turkey - Galata
The steps of the Youksek-Kaldrim that lead down towards the Golden Horn

Great Native Procession
Great Native (= Nativist) Procession in New York, proclaiming support of truly American ideals, attacking foreigners especially Catholics and foreigners

The Sultan of Morocco, 1906
Photograph showing the Sultan of Morocco wearing a Russian uniform, 1906. Owing to a prejudice against foreigners, common in Morocco at this time

Police breaking up a fight in Soho, London, 1911
Illustration showing the aftermath of a street brawl between immigrants in Soho, London. The original caption emphasised that although many of these foreigners were hard working handcraftsmen

Foreigners Leave Edirne
BULGARIA / TURKEY The Bulgarians reluctantly allow foreigners to leave the Turkish city of Edirne (formerly Adrianople) which they are bombarding

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"Exploring the Intriguing Encounters with Foreigners: A Glimpse into Historical Interactions" From Naval Coastguardsman to Southern Barbarians Come to Trade, foreign encounters have shaped history in fascinating ways. The pair of six-panel screens from the early 17th century depict a vibrant exchange between cultures, showcasing the curiosity and intrigue that characterized these interactions. During the Boxer Rebellion, inflammatory posters shed light on the tensions surrounding foreigners and their influence. These powerful visuals serve as a reminder of how perceptions can ignite conflicts and shape public opinion. Jonathans Coffee House stands as an emblematic site where Change Alley's analysis unfolded. This bustling hub witnessed discussions about trade, politics, and cultural exchanges among diverse individuals - both locals and foreigners alike. The riot in Cheapside marked a turning point when emotions ran high amidst clashes between different factions. It serves as a poignant reminder of how misunderstandings can escalate into chaos when cultural differences collide. In Canton (Guangzhou), turbanned Dutch VOC merchants meticulously smelled tea for quality in warehouses - exemplifying their dedication to ensuring excellence in trade practices across borders. A captivating triptych by Utagawa Yoshigawa showcases Yokohama's parade in 1861. Led by a man carrying the stars-and-stripes flag while accompanied by a military band, this image captures both awe-inspiring spectacle and evolving international relations during that era. Ichiryusai Yoshitoyo's artwork transports us back to 1863 with depictions of recently imported elephants - symbols of exoticism and wonderment for locals encountering these majestic creatures for the first time. Yokohama Sumo Wrestler Defeating a Foreigner illustrates not only physical strength but also highlights cross-cultural competitions that challenged societal norms during this period. Such events served as platforms for understanding one another through sportsmanship despite language or cultural barriers. Another creation by Ichiryusai Yoshitoyo showcases an elephant born in Maruka, Central India.