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The Moroccan Storyteller, 1877 (oil on canvas)

The Moroccan Storyteller, 1877 (oil on canvas)

Dehodencq, Alfred (1822-82)

EDI190537

Morocco (scenes and types) around 1920 - Arab storyteller - colorized postcard from the colonial era - To be consistent with the traditional image of the Eastern costume imagined by the West, most male headgear were grossly brushed with red, to give them the look of the Moroccan fez. Although not precise, it is possible that the scene was photographed in the Jemaa-el-Fna square (Jemaa el Fna - Jamma al Fna- Djemma el Fna etc) in Marrakech

Morocco (scenes and types) around 1920 - Arab storyteller - colorized postcard from the colonial era - To be consistent with the traditional image of the Eastern costume imagined by the West, most male headgear were grossly brushed with red, to give them the look of the Moroccan fez. Although not precise, it is possible that the scene was photographed in the Jemaa-el-Fna square (Jemaa el Fna - Jamma al Fna- Djemma el Fna etc) in Marrakech

Patrice Cartier

PCT4277995

An Arab Story-Teller (litho)

An Arab Story-Teller (litho)

LIP1598113

Meknes, imperial city of Morocco at the beginning of the 20th century (between 1920 and 1930) - the monumental gate Bab Mansour (Bab-Mansourh, Bab Mansourh) - the full name is Bab Mansour el Aleuj (the renegat) because it was conceived in the 18th century by a Christian converted to Islam - The columns come from the Roman ruins Volubilis - anonymous postcard on paper photographic - true photo of the period - indigenous crowd gathered around a storyteller -

Meknes, imperial city of Morocco at the beginning of the 20th century (between 1920 and 1930) - the monumental gate Bab Mansour (Bab-Mansourh, Bab Mansourh) - the full name is Bab Mansour el Aleuj (the renegat) because it was conceived in the 18th century by a Christian converted to Islam - The columns come from the Roman ruins Volubilis - anonymous postcard on paper photographic - true photo of the period - indigenous crowd gathered around a storyteller -

Patrice Cartier

PCT4282475

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