Crawfurd's Gesandtschafts-Reise nach Siam und Cochin-China, und Velasco's Reise in Japan ; mit Kupfern
A German travel account from 1832, published by E. Berger's Buchhandlung and translated by Karl Friedrich Dietzsch, combining John Crawfurd's embassy voyage to Siam and Cochin-China with Luis de Velasco's journey to Japan for a general reading public. Its copperplate engravings show costumed European and Asian figures, a formal audience chamber with prostrate courtiers, and an elephant fighting a tiger in a palm-lined landscape, giving a designer period scenes of foreign court life and exotic animals in a restrained engraved style.
