Oosbegs of Mooraud Bey, plate 20 from Scenery, Inhabitants and Costumes of Afghanistan, engraved by W.L. Walker, 1848

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Oosbegs of Mooraud Bey, plate 20 from Scenery, Inhabitants and Costumes of Afghanistan" is a notable work by James Rattray, created in 1848. This artwork forms a part of his larger, influential collection titled "Scenery, Inhabitants, and Costumes of Afghanistan". James Rattray, a Scottish artist, was prominent for his depictions of geographical landscapes and local cultures, and this work is no exception. This piece is the 20th in the series, housing a rich visual vocabulary that reflects the lifestyle and fashion of Afghanistan during the mid-19th century.

The work delineates figures of Oosbegs, a Turkic ethnic group, from Mooraud Bey which is known to be a significant place in Afghanistan. The image is finely engraved by W.L Walker, enhancing its complexity and detail. Rattray’s nuanced eye and understanding of the Oosbegs' socio-cultural nuances are palpable in the way he portrays his subjects. Costumes, textile patterns, and accessories are portrayed with precision, providing insights into Afghanistan’s varied cultural fabric.

Similar to the rest of Rattray’s series, this plate showcases an apt and respectful study of traditional Afghan culture. The artwork, thus, serves not merely as an aesthetic exercise but also as a historical document, shedding light on a particular group and time period in Afghanistan. The meticulously engraved plate lends itself to close scrutiny, revealing its value as an intricate snapshot of Afghanistan’s vibrant socio-cultural milieu in the mid-19th century.

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