Kurdische Reiter Von Eriwan

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"Kurdische Reiter Von Eriwan" (Kurdish Riders of Yerevan) is a notable work by Max Tilke, a German artist, ethnographer, and costume historian, renowned for his detailed illustrations and studies of traditional costumes from various cultures. Born in 1869, Tilke's work was instrumental in documenting traditional attire from the late 19th to the early 20th century, a period of significant change and modernization.

The piece "Kurdische Reiter Von Eriwan" is a reflection of Tilke's interest in the Kurdish culture and traditional equestrian attire. Yerevan, now the capital of Armenia, was historically a city with a significant Kurdish population, and the work likely depicts Kurdish horsemen in their traditional clothing, capturing the cultural and historical essence of the region during that era.

Tilke's attention to detail in the representation of textiles, patterns, and accessories provides valuable insights into the Kurdish way of life and their equestrian traditions. His work often served as a bridge between art and anthropology, offering a visual record of cultural heritage that might otherwise have been lost to time.

"Kurdische Reiter Von Eriwan" is part of Tilke's broader legacy in the study of ethnic costumes and has been referenced in various works on cultural dress and history. The illustration is characteristic of Tilke's style, which combines artistic skill with ethnographic accuracy, making his pieces not only aesthetically pleasing but also of scholarly significance.

As with many of Tilke's illustrations, "Kurdische Reiter Von Eriwan" is likely to be found in collections or publications that focus on traditional costumes, Middle Eastern cultures, or the history of fashion. The work stands as a testament to the rich cultural tapestry of the Kurdish people and the historical context of the region around Yerevan.

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