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Plate 6 from "La Tauromaquia": The Moors make a different play in the ring calling the bull with their burnous, Goya (Francisco de Goya y Lucientes) Spanish, Etching, burnished aquatint, drypoint
Plate 6 from "La Tauromaquia": The Moors make a different play in the ring calling the bull with their burnous
Goya (Francisco de Goya y Lucientes)
1816
Burnus, Silk, cotton
Burnus
1800–1941
Burnus / Selham, Wool, cotton
Burnus / Selham
early 20th century
Burnus / Selham, Silk, metal wrapped thread; woven
Burnus / Selham
20th century
Burnus, Wool; embroidered
Burnus
1800–1941
Burnus / Selham, Wool, cotton, silk
Burnus / Selham
20th century
Burnus / Selham, Wool, silk
Burnus / Selham
late 19th– early 20th century
Akhnif / Burnus, Wool; woven and embroidered
Akhnif / Burnus
late 19th– early 20th century
Akhnif / Burnus, Wool, cotton
Akhnif / Burnus
20th century
Burnus / Selham, Wool, cotton
Burnus / Selham
early 20th century
Burnus / Selham, Silk
Burnus / Selham
20th century
Burnus / Selham, Wool, silk; embroidered
Burnus / Selham
20th century
Burnus / Selham, Silk; woven
Burnus / Selham
19th century
Le bournous, Pierre-Louis Pierson French, Albumen silver print from glass negative
Le bournous
Pierre-Louis Pierson
1860s
Burnus, Wool, silk
Burnus
19th century
Burnus / Selham, Cotton, silk; embroidered
Burnus / Selham
20th century
Burnus / Selham, Wool, metal wrapped thread
Burnus / Selham
20th century
Burnus/ Selham, Silk, metal wrapped thread; embroidered
Burnus/ Selham
late 19th–early 20th century
Le bournous (colorie), Pierre-Louis Pierson French, Albumen silver print from glass negative with applied color
Le bournous (colorie)
Pierre-Louis Pierson
1860s
Burnouse
late 19th century
Djellaba, Wool
Djellaba
early 20th century
Moorish Guard, Edwin Lord Weeks American, Oil on canvas
Moorish Guard
Edwin Lord Weeks
ca. 1878
Djellaba, Wool, silk
Djellaba
early 20th century
Portrait of a Marabout with Decorations, Paint on glass
Portrait of a Marabout with Decorations
possibly 1940s–1960s
Abaya Cloak, Wool, metal wrapped thread; embroidered
Abaya Cloak
late 19th–early 20th century
Djellaba, Wool, silk
Djellaba
early 20th century
Jlaleb, Wool and silk
Jlaleb
early 20th century
Head of an Arab, Isidore Pils French, Charcoal and pastel
Head of an Arab
Isidore Pils
ca. 1861
Cape, Wool, silk; embroidered
Cape
ca. 1871
Tamizart (handira) Cape, Wool; woven
Tamizart (handira) Cape
early 20th century
Ensemble, Cotton; woven
Ensemble
1800–1943
Study of a Kabyle Man, Algeria, December 10, 1861, Isidore Pils French, Black and white chalk on gray paper
Study of a Kabyle Man, Algeria, December 10, 1861
Isidore Pils
1861
Woman's Cape, Silk, cotton, wool, metal wrapped thread, metal, and paper; satin weave; plain weave; braided; felt
Woman's Cape
late 19th–early 20th century
Pullover sweater, Claire Péarone American, jute, cotton, rayon, Italian
Pullover sweater
Retailer Claire Péarone
1973–79
Cape, Traina-Norell American, wool, silk, American
Cape
Manufacturer Traina-Norell
Designer Norman Norell
ca. 1947
Abaya Cloak, Wool, metal wrapped thread; embroidered
Abaya Cloak
late 19th–early 20th century
Coat, wool, Hungarian
Coat
Hungarian
late 19th century
Hat, House of Givenchy French, wool, angora, French
Hat
Design House House of Givenchy
Designer Hubert de Givenchy
1967–68
Abaya, Wool
Abaya
1800–1941
Ensemble, Vera Maxwell American, (a) wool, fur; (c) leather, American
Ensemble
Designer Vera Maxwell
fall/winter 1969–70
Ensemble, linen, cotton, leather, Russian
Ensemble
Russian
1800–1939
Man's Skirt, Kuba artist, Raffia palm fiber, Kuba peoples
Man's Skirt
Kuba artist
1900–1940 (?)

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