Ail de tartarie posters & prints

Allium tartaricum, Allium ramosum; Ail de Tartarie, Chinese chives; Fragrant-flowered garlic Pierre Joseph Redouté

Onslaught of the Tartars, Georges Marie Rochegrosse

Allium arenarium, Ail des sables Pierre Joseph Redouté

Wogulski Tartars on the Frontiers of Siberia Anonymous

Tartar Officer Courting Blond Lady Unknown

Map of the discoveries made in 1787 in the China Seas and Strait of Tartary by French frigates La Boussole... French School

A Tartar of Kuldja Anonymous

The Tartar Soldier, in Hyde Park Anonymous

Tartar Officer with Blond Lady Unknown

Annual Migration of a Tartar Family Anonymous

The Bay of Castries, in the Straight of Tartary French School

Portrait of a Tartar woman Anonymous

Inhabitants of the Steppes of Asiatic Tartary Anonymous

Allium carolinianum, Ail de Caroline Pierre Joseph Redouté

Chinese and Tartar Ladies. Anonymous

A Tartar Mandarin of the Imperial Guard Pierre Giffart

Lama of the Mongolian Tartars Jegor Scotnikoff

Allium fragrans, Ail parfumé, Fragrant onion Pierre Joseph Redouté

Tartar girl of the Green Peninsula, Crimea Anonymous

The Conquest of the New Regions in Russia, 1904 Klavdiy Vasilievich Lebedev

Allium ursinum, Ail des ours, Bear's Garlic; Wild Garlic Pierre Joseph Redouté

Tartar Soldiers Anonymous

Shuja-ud-duala in Tartar dress Mihr Chand

Portrait of King Thienmingo of Tartary Anonymous

Map of Tartary Stefano Buonsignori

Marco Polo's route across eastern deserts, map of Tartary, 16th-18th century Francesco & Ramusio Giovan Battista Grisellini

Kazan Tatar Girl of 1830 Anonymous

Voici mes ailes! Georges Barbier

Kazan Tatar Man Anonymous

Allium moschatum, Ail musquè Pierre Joseph Redouté

Street in the Tartar Quarter of Tiflis Anonymous

Tartar labourers, Crimean War Roger Fenton

Allium denudatum, Ail dénudé Pierre Joseph Redouté

Allium globosum, Ail globuleux Pierre Joseph Redouté

Allium lusitanicum, Allium angulosum; Ail de Portugal, Garlic of the mountains, Garlic of Lusitanie Pierre Joseph Redouté

Allium obtusiflorum, Allium pusillum; Ail à fleurs obtuses Pierre Joseph Redouté