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La maison de Rene Caillie a Tombouctou; L'Ouest Africain, 1914. Creator: Francois-Edmond Fortier
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La maison de Rene Caillie a Tombouctou; L'Ouest Africain, 1914. Creator: Francois-Edmond Fortier
La maison de Rene Caillie a Tombouctou; L'Ouest Africain, 1914. From "Grande Geographie Bong Illustree", 1914. Heritage Images features heritage image collections. © The Print Collector/Heritage Images
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La Maison de Rene Caillie a Tombouctou," or "Rene Caillie's House in Timbuktu," is a captivating photograph taken by Francois-Edmond Fortier in 1914. The image, published in the French magazine "L'Ouest Africain," offers a glimpse into the past of Timbuktu, a historic city located in present-day Mali, West Africa. The photograph depicts several low-slung, mud-brick buildings with thatched roofs, arranged along a sandy street. The most prominent structure in the image is the house of Rene Caillie, a French explorer who became the first European to visit Timbuktu in 1828. Caillie's house, with its tall, wooden doors and intricately carved wooden balconies, stands out from the other buildings in the scene. The photograph captures the essence of Timbuktu's unique architectural style, which is influenced by the desert climate and the region's rich cultural heritage. The buildings are designed to withstand the extreme temperatures and arid conditions of the Sahara Desert, while also reflecting the artistic traditions of the Malian people. The photograph is a testament to the exploratory spirit of the 19th and early 20th centuries, when Europeans were eager to discover new lands and cultures. Caillie's journey to Timbuktu was a significant achievement, as the city was long considered a mythical place, shrouded in mystery and legend. The photograph also highlights the importance of Timbuktu as a center of learning and Islamic scholarship, with its famous mosques and universities attracting scholars from all over the world. Overall, "La Maison de Rene Caillie a Tombouctou" is a fascinating photograph that offers a glimpse into the history and culture of Timbuktu and West Africa during a time of exploration and discovery. Francois-Edmond Fortier's skillful composition and use of light and shadow add to the image's timeless beauty and appeal.
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