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View of the City and Port of Tunis in barbarity on the Mediterranean Sea - Captured

View of the City and Port of Tunis in barbarity on the Mediterranean Sea - Captured


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View of the City and Port of Tunis in barbarity on the Mediterranean Sea - Captured

GIA4812982 View of the City and Port of Tunis in barbarity on the Mediterranean Sea - Captured pirates arriving at Port de la Goulette in Tunis. Engraving 18th century. by Unknown artist, (18th century); Private Collection; (add.info.: View of the City and Port of Tunis in barbarity on the Mediterranean Sea - Captured pirates arriving at Port de la Goulette in Tunis. Engraving 18th century.); eGiancarlo Costa; out of copyright

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© Giancarlo Costa / Bridgeman Images

Corsair Maghreb Maghrebin Maghrebine Tunis Tunisia Tunisian Arab Civilization


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This 18th-century engraving, titled "View of the City and Port of Tunis in barbarity on the Mediterranean Sea - Captured pirates arriving at Port de la Goulette in Tunis" offers a glimpse into the bustling maritime activity of North Africa. The artist behind this masterpiece remains unknown, yet their skillful execution transports us back to a time when corsairs ruled the seas. The scene depicts an imposing view of the city and port, with its distinctive architecture and vibrant atmosphere. Ships dotting the harbor indicate a thriving trade hub while also hinting at darker activities taking place within these waters. In stark contrast to the serene beauty of Tunisia's coastline, captured pirates are seen disembarking from their vessels under close watch. The intricate details showcased in this print allow us to appreciate both the artistic talent involved and gain insight into Arab civilization during that era. It serves as a reminder that history is not always straightforward; it contains stories of conquests, struggles for power, and encounters between different cultures. Preserved within a private collection today, this engraving provides an invaluable window into our past. Giancarlo Costa has expertly brought attention to this remarkable piece through his work with Fine Art Finder. As we admire this artwork free from commercial use restrictions, let us reflect on how art can transport us across time and space while offering glimpses into forgotten chapters of human history.

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