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Unusual reverse painting on glass, depicting a significant military encampment of the Ottoman Empire during the Russo-Turkish War of 1828–1829, situated in Shumla (modern-day Shumen, Bulgaria). At the time, Shumla was one of the most important Ottoman strongholds in the Balkans, both strategically and symbolically. Inscribed on the lower right: "Quarters of the Staff - Turkish Army - Schmula." The label on the verso states: "SUTTON & CO. GENERAL CARRIERS, GOLDEN LANE, BARBICAN, LONDON, BILLHEAD "
Item Details
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CreatorUnknown
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DimensionsH 73 cm x W 81 cm x D 3 cm
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Weight4 kg
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Place of originEurope
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ConditionGoodPackageBubble Wrap
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Period / DateEarly to Mid 19th Century
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Materials & TechniquesReverse Painting on Glass
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