Name: Abyssinian slaves resting at Korti, created by David Roberts (1796-1864) between 1842 and 1849. Published by F.G. Moon in London. The lithograph is part of a six-volume set that includes illustrations, maps, and plates, some partially colored. Dimensions of the lithograph are 26 x 35 cm. The work relates to themes of description and travel in the Middle East, particularly focusing on Egypt and the lives of slaves in that region - SuperStock
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Abyssinian slaves resting at Korti, created by David Roberts (1796-1864) between 1842 and 1849. Published by F.G. Moon in London. The lithograph is part of a six-volume set that includes illustrations, maps, and plates, some partially colored. Dimensions of the lithograph are 26 x 35 cm. The work relates to themes of description and travel in the Middle East, particularly focusing on Egypt and the lives of slaves in that region

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