Afrique Du Nord Collection
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"Discover the Richness of North Africa: A Glimpse into its History, Art, and Culture" Step back in time with a captivating portrait of Muhammad Ali Pasha, painted in 1840. This oil on canvas masterpiece showcases the strength and charisma of this influential figure from North Africa. Immerse yourself in the vibrant streets of Tangier through an enchanting painting from 1852. The artwork depicts two seated Arabs against a backdrop that captures the essence of this bustling city. Witness a momentous visit as King Edward VII and Queen Alexandra explore Chabet el Akra during their trip to North Africa in 1905. This print transports you to an era when European powers sought to establish colonies across the continent. The 19th century witnessed both colonialism and the preservation of Arab civilization in Algeria and other countries within the Maghreb region. Delve into this period's art scene, where jewelry such as earrings, bracelets, necklaces adorned women's attire alongside beautiful shawls and garments. Cardinal Lavigerie played a crucial role in combating slavery during this time. Learn about his efforts alongside the White Fathers as they fought for freedom throughout Africa. Experience tranquility at an oasis edge captured by an artist's brushstroke on canvas in 1866. Palm trees sway under a serene moonlit sky while camels rest nearby—a true depiction of life amidst nature's beauty. Travel even further back through history with Botticelli's frescoes depicting scenes from Moses' life inside Rome's Vatican Sistine Chapel. Witness intense moments like Egyptian soldiers falling under Moses' sword or Hebrew men being rescued by courageous women—an artistic portrayal that transcends time. Explore French triumphs over Tuareg rebels depicted vividly through engravings published by "Le petit journal" on January 21st, 1900. These illustrations capture desert combat before In Salah was captured—a significant refueling center for the rebels.