Etienne Dinet Collection

Illustration by Dinet from Mirages Scenes of Arab life. 1906. Mirages, Scenes De La Vie Arab was illustrated by Etienne
5305545 Illustration by Dinet from Mirages Scenes of Arab life. 1906. Mirages, Scenes De La Vie Arab was illustrated by Etienne Dinet with commentary by Silman Ben Ibrahim Bamer

Illustration by Dinet from Mirages Scenes of Arab life. 1906. Mirages, Scenes De La Vie Arab was illustrated by Etienne
5305546 Illustration by Dinet from Mirages Scenes of Arab life. 1906. Mirages, Scenes De La Vie Arab was illustrated by Etienne Dinet with commentary by Silman Ben Ibrahim Bamer

Illustration by Dinet from Mirages Scenes of Arab life. 1906. Mirages, Scenes De La Vie Arab was illustrated by Etienne
5305574 Illustration by Dinet from Mirages Scenes of Arab life. 1906. Mirages, Scenes De La Vie Arab was illustrated by Etienne Dinet with commentary by Silman Ben Ibrahim Bamer

Illustration by Dinet from Mirages Scenes of Arab life. 1906. Mirages, Scenes De La Vie Arab was illustrated by Etienne
5305548 Illustration by Dinet from Mirages Scenes of Arab life. 1906. Mirages, Scenes De La Vie Arab was illustrated by Etienne Dinet with commentary by Silman Ben Ibrahim Bamer

Illustration by Dinet from Mirages Scenes of Arab life. 1906. Mirages, Scenes De La Vie Arab was illustrated by Etienne
5305547 Illustration by Dinet from Mirages Scenes of Arab life. 1906. Mirages, Scenes De La Vie Arab was illustrated by Etienne Dinet with commentary by Silman Ben Ibrahim Bamer

Game of Spinning Tops; Le jeu de toupies, c. 1924 (oil on canvas)
1197578 Game of Spinning Tops; Le jeu de toupies, c.1924 (oil on canvas) by Dinet, Alphonse Etienne (1861-1929); 81x100 cm; Private Collection; Photo eChristies Images; French, out of copyright

Little Girls Jumping Rope; Gamines Sautant a la Corde, 1888 (oil on canvas)
651526 Little Girls Jumping Rope; Gamines Sautant a la Corde, 1888 (oil on canvas) by Dinet, Alphonse Etienne (1861-1929); 50.8x64.2 cm; Private Collection; (add.info)

Jeux de Fillettes a Laghouat, 1899. Creator: Etienne Dinet (French, 1861-1929)
Jeux de Fillettes a Laghouat, 1899

Young Girls Carrying Water, c1881-1926. Artist: Etienne Dinet
Young Girls Carrying Water, c1881-1926

L Estampe Moderne Jeux de Fillettes a Laghouat
L Estampe Moderne: Jeux de Fillettes a Laghouat, 1899. Etienne Dinet (French, 1861-1929), Imprimerie Champenois. Color lithograph from bound volume containing 50 lithographs

Etienne Dinet (French, 1861 - 1929). Jeux de Fillettes a Laghouat, ca. 1898. Collotype on wove paper. Sheet: 405 mm x 308 mm (15.94 in. x 12.13 in.)

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Etienne Dinet, a renowned French artist of the late 19th and early 20th centuries, captivated audiences with his stunning illustrations depicting scenes of Arab life. One such masterpiece is "Mirages Scenes of Arab Life, " published in 1906, where Dinet's artistic prowess shines through. With delicate brushstrokes and vivid colors, he brings to life the rich culture and traditions of the Arab world. Accompanied by commentary from Silman Ben Ibrahim Bamer, this collection offers a unique insight into the daily lives of Arabs during that era. Each illustration tells a story, transporting viewers to bustling marketplaces or serene desert landscapes. Dinet's attention to detail is evident in every stroke; whether it be capturing the intricate patterns on traditional garments or portraying emotions on people's faces. In addition to "Mirages, " Dinet's talent extended beyond illustrating books. His diverse body of work includes captivating paintings like "Game of Spinning Tops" and "Little Girls Jumping Rope. " These pieces exude joy and innocence as they depict children engrossed in play. Dinet also delved into themes centered around spirituality and devotion. In works such as "El Rekaa ou L inclination (La Priere)" and "La prosternation (La priere), " he beautifully portrays moments of prayer with reverence and tranquility. The soft hues used evoke a sense of serenity while highlighting the deep faith embedded within these practices. Furthermore, his painting titled "Young Girls Carrying Water" showcases everyday tasks carried out by young girls in their communities. It serves as a poignant reminder that even mundane chores can hold beauty when viewed through an artist's eyes. One cannot help but admire Etienne Dinet for his ability to capture not only external appearances but also the essence of Arab culture itself – its vibrancy, resilience, and spiritual depth. Through his artistry, he bridges cultural gaps by inviting viewers to appreciate and understand a world different from their own.