Late 19th Century - Folk Musician Chromolithograph Prints - Traditional Costumes - Set of Two Vintage Art Collectibles

The first print features a dynamic figure dressed in a striking blue tunic and trousers, complemented by a bold red sash and a fur-trimmed jacket. He wears a distinctive, wide-brimmed dark hat adorned with colorful bands. His posture suggests movement as he plays a small, delicate flute or pipe, embodying the spirit of traditional music. His legs are wrapped in intricately tied white and brown bindings, typical of regional folk attire.

The second chromolithograph presents a bearded man in a rich brown jacket and an orange vest, paired with green trousers. He sports a unique tall, pointed hat in a subtle grey-green hue. This musician appears to be interacting with a fascinating wooden instrument, possibly a hurdy-gurdy or street organ, which features a small illustrative panel on its front. Like his counterpart, he is adorned with characteristic white and brown leg wraps, indicating shared cultural dress.