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William Simpson led a very interesting life as an artist and correspondent, travelling to Crimea, Caucasus, India, Afghanistan and beyond
Siege of Sevastopol during the Crimean War, Great Wall of China, Fort of Jaigarh, and a photograph of Simpson himself in the Crimea https://t.co/1ZzMFntssf
But what language did they speak and where did they come from? Many historians support an Iranic origin of the Burtassians, specifically a group of Alans who migrated north from the Caucasus. This is proven by the cremation-burials of the Burtassians and their Iranian swords.
A rough sea (On the shores of the Caucasus), 1868.
Painting by Ivan Aivazovsky (Hovhannes Aivazian, 1817-1900)
kamen rider night revi, caucasus vistamps
caucasus!
come on! n n night caucasus!
henshin!
nightmare up!
kurayami! mikadzuki! kagayaku!
kamen! rider! night! revi!
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Ornis Caucasica (Birds of the Caucasus) by Gustav Radde (1831-1903).
Theodor Fischer Publishers. Kassel, Germany, 1884.
Snowy mountain peaks. Caucasus., 1895 #kuindzhi #arkhipkuindzhi
Karachays from Uchkulan and Khasaut, 1929.
Photos taken by the American journalist Negley Farson (1890-1960) during his journey in the Caucasus. His book "Caucasian Journey aka The Lost World of the Caucasus" was published in 1958.
Crimson sunsets of the Caucasus in the paintings of Ilya Zankovsky (1832-1919).
The everyday life and economy of the inhabitants of the North Caucasus, 1920s.
Sketches by V.S. Shlepnev.
Off the coast of the Caucasus, 1885.
Painting by Ivan Aivazovsky (Hovhannes Aivazyan, 1817-1900)
Did you know the US inspired Russian forced removals? Americans have never heard of the Circassians who are indigenous to the Caucasuses. They were forcibly removed in the 1860s. A Russian official said: “These Circassians are just like your Indians—as untamable and uncivilized”
Caucasus. An observation post, 1880s.
A painting by Russian artist Ilya Zankovsky (1832-1919)
"Khasukha Magomadov", 2019.
Artwork by the Chechen artist Rustam Yakhikhanov.
Khasukha Magomadov was the last Abrek in the USSR, a participant in the anti-Soviet uprising in the North Caucasus in 1939-1944. A native of the Chechen teip (clan) gattoi.
1,2. Leaders of the North Caucasus Republic in front of a flag. Dagestan, 1918;
3. Unite our colours;
4. 21 May 1864.
Faruk Kutlu is a Turkish artist of Chechen origin. Many of his artworks are dedicated to residents of the North Caucasus, who were forced to leave their homeland for foreign lands in the 19th century.
In 1897 a set of gold and silver tubes with elaborate tips and decorative bull figurines were unearthed at the Bronze Age Maikop kurgan in the northern Caucasus. Interpretations of these tubes include their use as sceptres and as poles to support a canopy https://t.co/FRoUlklNX4
ZORO WHEN HE VISITS A MARGINAL MEDITERRANEAN SEA OF THE ATLANTIC OCEAN LYING BETWEEN EUROPE AND ASIA; EAST OF THE BALKAN PENINSULA, SOUTH OF THE EAST EUROPEAN PLAIN IN EASTERN EUROPE, WEST OF THE CAUCASUS, AND NORTH OF ANATOLIA IN WESTERN ASIA.
"The Daryal Gorge", 1832.
A painting by Nikanor Chernetsov (1805-1879). He was one of the first painters to travel extensively in the Caucasus and along the Military Georgian Road to sketch views of the area.
Shervashidze-Chachba was head of the Abkhazian delegation at congresses of mountain peoples of the Caucasus: in August 1917 in Dagestan Andi and in September 1917 in Vladikavkaz (he stands in the centre in the famous photo of delegates to the congress).