Description
The Most Important European Book About Arabic Culture
One of the most important historical source of information about Arabian Peninsula 200 years ago. In present, its facsimile is the object of researches and desire of many collectors, enthusiasts and magnates.
The original copy of this beautiful manuscript consists of 352 pages and 218,000 words, contains 65 charming sketches of the Count and more than 100 other illustrations and maps.
There’re a lot of portraits of Bedouin tribes in Arabia, its history, customs, culture and excellent description of the unique nomadic lifestyle. In total, more than 400 color drawings, which constitute a source of research on local culture and customs. There are also notes of Bedouin music 200 years old, as well as a list of some tribes. Today the Rzewuski’s manuscript is not only the encyclopedia of Arabian horse but moreover the heritage of the Arabian history and culture, a unique source of information for anyone interested in this beautiful region of the World.
The Fascimile
Striped flint, otherwise known as „Polish diamond”, adorns its binding, emphasizing that the book is a bridge between European, Polish and Arabic culture.
