Northafrica Collection
"Exploring the Rich Heritage and Cultural Marvels of North Africa" Immerse yourself in the vibrant streets of Cairo, as captured in this captivating colour lithograph
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"Exploring the Rich Heritage and Cultural Marvels of North Africa" Immerse yourself in the vibrant streets of Cairo, as captured in this captivating colour lithograph. An old street in Cairo takes us back to a bygone era, where history and tradition intertwine. Witness the resilience and beauty of an Algerian girl gracefully carrying a jug near an oasis in the desert. This mesmerizing watercolour by Louis Ernest Lessieux reminds us of the importance of water sources in arid landscapes. (Collection fondation regards de Provence, Marseille) Transport yourself to Marrakech, Morocco, through this enchanting view of its ancient cityscape from the 1800s. The intricate architecture and bustling markets beckon you to explore every corner. Discover the diverse costumes that adorn Tripoli's women, with one wearing a burqa—a traditional garment that reflects their cultural identity. These costumes provide glimpses into Libya's rich heritage. Journey further east to Abyssinia with an intriguing engraving depicting a woman from this region. Her attire showcases unique traditions that have stood the test of time since 1845. Delve into French literature with an engraved alphabet highlighting "Kabyles, " shedding light on these indigenous people's significance within North African culture during 1887. Marvel at Le Suez depicted through stunning lithography from around 1900—an engineering marvel connecting continents and shaping trade routes for centuries. Step inside a majestic mosque in Cairo portrayed through oil on canvas dating back to 1831. Let your imagination wander amidst its grandeur while appreciating Islamic architectural splendor. Relive historical events like Antony and Cleopatra's dramatic flight from Actium battle through this captivating oil painting created in 1897—depicting love entangled with political turmoil. Capture a pivotal moment when French forces triumphantly entered Algiers on July 5th, 1830—an event forever etched into North African history. This engraving symbolizes the beginning of a new era.