Brigands and virtuous musicians : representations of Roma ("Gypsies") as oriental other in the eastern part of the Habsburg Monarchy during the eighteenth and nineteenth centuries

In Marsha Morton & Barbara Larson (eds.), Constructing race on the borders of Europe: ethnography, anthropology, and visual culture, 1850-1930. New York: Bloomsbury Visual Arts (2021)
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