Tchinguis, or Turkish Dancer, plate 54 from Recueil de Cent Estampes representant differentes Nations du Levant tirees sur les Tableaux Peints dapres Nature..., 1707-08

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"Tchinguis, or Turkish Dancer" is an artwork by Jean Baptiste Vanmour, a Flemish-French painter renowned for his detailed depictions of the Ottoman Empire. This artwork is plate 54 from the series titled "Recueil de Cent Estampes représentant différentes Nations du Levant tirées sur les Tableaux Peints d'après Nature en 1707 & 1708," which translates to "Collection of One Hundred Prints representing different Nations of the Levant drawn from Paintings made from Nature in 1707 & 1708." The series was commissioned by the French ambassador to the Ottoman Empire and aimed to provide a comprehensive visual record of the diverse peoples and costumes of the Levant.

"Tchinguis, or Turkish Dancer" portrays a male dancer, likely involved in a traditional dance form that could be associated with cultural or ceremonial practices within the Ottoman Empire. Vanmour's attention to detail in the costume and posture of the dancer reflects his commitment to accurately representing his subjects. The artwork not only serves as a piece of visual documentation but also as a cultural bridge, offering European audiences insights into the social and cultural fabric of the Ottoman Empire during the early 18th century.

This plate, like others in the series, is significant for its ethnographic accuracy and artistic merit, providing valuable historical insights into the period's cultural diversity and the interactions between Europe and the Ottoman Empire. The series as a whole is considered an important contribution to the field of Orientalist art, capturing the fascination and curiosity of European artists and audiences with the East during this period.

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