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Karl Wilhelm Hecht, Armenians in Kuty. Engraving, 1898.  +
Vinzenz Katzler,'' Imperial Days in Galicia: Galician Peasants in Festive Attire Awaiting the Empero''r. Wood engraving, 1880.  +
Wojciech Gerson, ''Kraków citizens''. Colored lithography, 1855.  +
Siegmund Ajdukiewicz, ''Cracovians (Krakowiacy) and Gorals—Two Polish Ethnic Groups in Western Galicia Villages.''Engraving, 1898.'' ''  +
Peasant woman from Pokuttia (Carpathian foothills). Colored etching, 1794.  +
Peasant from Pokuttia (Carpathian foothills). Colored etching, 1794. .  +
Ruthenian man from Galicia. Colored etching.1794.  +
Ruthenian woman from Galicia. Colored etching, 1794.  +
''Mountaineers called Bojki. ''Lithographic engraving, 1841.  +
Ukrainian burghers of Buchach. Engraving, before 1878.  +
Tadeusz Rybkowski,'' Hutsul Wedding Procession in Front of the Emperor in Kolomyia''. 1880  +
'''Józef Eder, ''''''''Lviv–Chernivtsi Railway: Folk Costumes in the Lviv and Stanislau Districts of Galicia''''''''. Photograph, ca. 1868 '''  +
A male German resident of Engelsberg, a German colony now the village of Anhelivka in the Ternopil District. Engraving, 1898.  +
A female German resident of Engelsberg, a German colony now the village of Anhelivka in the Ternopil District. Engraving, 1898.  +
Antoni Kozakiewicz, ''Gypsies.'' Ooil on canvas, 1924  +
'''''Greetings from Bukovina''''''''. Postcard, Chernivtsi, 1899.''' The postcard showcases Bukovina's ethnic diversity by depicting various ethnoreligious groups within the local population. From left to right: Romanians, Jews, Hutsuls, Lipovans, Ruthenians  +
Siegmund Ajdukiewicz,'' Lipovane''. Imprinting, 1899.  +
Romanians (left) and Hutsuls (right) in Bukovina, lithography, 1845.  +
Siegmund Ajdukiewicz, ''Huzul woman, riding Huzule, Ruthenian woman and Romanian from Bukovina''. Imprinting, 1899.  +
Julius Zuber, ''Gipsy family from the village of Vuleva (Uleva)''. Imprinting, 1899.  +