China, In A Series Of Views, Displaying The Scenery, Architecture And Social Habits Of That Ancient Empire

Explore the captivating landscapes, architecture, and social customs of 19th-century China through "China, In A Series Of Views, Displaying The Scenery, Architecture And Social Habits Of That Ancient Empire," Volume 4. This volume features detailed illustrations drawn from original sketches by Thomas Allom, accompanied by historical and descriptive notices from G. N. Wright.

Immerse yourself in the visual splendor of this ancient empire, beautifully rendered to capture the essence of Chinese life and culture during a transformative period. This volume offers a valuable glimpse into the aesthetic and social fabric of China, making it an essential addition for enthusiasts of history, art, and travel.

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