Qusantinah Collection

Bank of the Rhumel, near Constantine, Algeria, ca. 1855-56. Creator: John Beasley Greene
Bank of the Rhumel, near Constantine, Algeria, ca. 1855-56

Waterfall, Constantine, 1856. Creator: John Beasley Greene
Waterfall, Constantine, 1856

Constantine, Algeria, 1853-54. Creator: John Beasley Greene
Constantine, Algeria, 1853-54

Scene in the Jewish Quarter of Constantine, 1851. Creator: Theodore Chasseriau
Scene in the Jewish Quarter of Constantine, 1851

Constantine, Algeria, 1936. Constantine is the capital of Constantine Province in north-eastern Algeria. During the Roman period it was called Cirta

The capture by the French of the Algerian city of Constantine, 10th October 1837 (1882-1884). Artist: Janet Lange
The capture by the French of the Algerian city of Constantine, 10th October 1837 (1882-1884). The French conquered Algeria between 1830 and 1847

The Beni-Ramasses quarter, Constantine, Algeria, 1895. Artist: Ivan Pranishnikoff
The Beni-Ramasses quarter, Constantine, Algeria, 1895. From The Universal Geography with Illustrations and Maps, division XXII, written by Elisee Reclus and published by Virtue & Co

The natural arch of Constantine, c1890. Artist: Barbant
The natural arch of Constantine, c1890. Rock arch in Tunisia. Illustration from The Universal Geography with Illustrations and Maps, Division XXI, (Virtue & Co Limited, London, c1890)

Constantine, Algeria, c1890. Artist: A Kohl
Constantine, Algeria, c1890. View of Constantine, taken from the Mansura route. Illustration from The Universal Geography with Illustrations and Maps, Division XXI, (Virtue & Co Limited, London)

Sidi Rached bridge, Constantine, Algeria. View of Constantine, also known as Qusantinah

Roman arch, Constantine, northeast Algeria. Roman remains in Constantine or Qusantinah, Algeria

El-Kantara Bridge, Constantine, northeast Algeria. Bridge over the ravine in Constantine or Qusantinah, Algeria

Pont Sidi M Sid, Constantine, Algeria. Bridge at Constantine or Qusantinah, Algeria

Constantine, Algeria, c1840s. Artist: C Lalaisse
Constantine, Algeria, c1840s. The scientific exploration of Algeria. The ancient city of Cirta was originally founded by the Phoenicians and later became part of the Roman Empire

A gallery in the palace at Constantine, Algeria, c1890. View of the colonnade and courtyard garden at Constantine or Qusantinah

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"Exploring the Rich History and Beauty of Qusantinah" Bank of the Rhumel, near Constantine, Algeria, ca. 1855-56. Creator: John Beasley Greene. Waterfall, Constantine, 1856. Creator: John Beasley Greene. Constantine, Algeria, 1853-54. Creator: John Beasley Greene. Scene in the Jewish Quarter of Constantine, 1851. Creator: Theodore Chasseriau. Constantine, Algeria, 1936 - A Glimpse into a Bygone Era. The capture by the French of the Algerian city of Constantine on October 10th, 1837 (1882-1884). Artist: Janet Lange - Witnessing Historical Transformations. The Beni-Ramasses quarter in Constantine showcases its vibrant culture and architecture in this artwork from 1895 by Ivan Pranishnikoff - A Timeless Charm Preserved Through Artistic Lens. The natural arch of Constantine stands as a testament to nature's grandeur captured around c1890 by Barbant - Nature's Majestic Creation Amidst Urban Life. Constantine's allure depicted around c1890 by artist A Kohl transports us back to an enchanting era where tradition meets modernity - Unveiling Architectural Gems through Artistry. Sidi Rached bridge connects communities and symbolizes unity in picturesque Constantine-Algeria. Roman arches stand tall as a reminder of ancient civilizations' legacy in present-day Qusantinah.