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The French Occupation of Tunis: Native Character Sketches, 1897; in the Rue Halfaouine
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The French Occupation of Tunis: Native Character Sketches, 1897; in the Rue Halfaouine
THE FRENCH OCCUPATION OF TUNIS: NATIVE CHARACTER SKETCHES, 1897; In the Rue Halfaouine; A trumpeter of the Beys horse guard; The Rue Sidi-El-Bechir in the Avenue Bab-Djedid; An orange boy
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Media ID 12675643
1897 Avenue Character Guard Horse Native Occupation Orange Sketches Trumpeter Tunis Beys
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Caption: "A Glimpse into the French Occupation of Tunis: Native Character Sketches, 1897". This print from the Liszt Collection takes us back to a significant period in history - the French Occupation of Tunis in 1897. The image showcases a series of native character sketches that provide an intriguing insight into life during this time. In the bustling Rue Halfaouine, we encounter a trumpeter of the Beys horse guard, resplendent in his uniform and exuding an air of authority. His presence symbolizes both power and tradition amidst changing times. Moving on to the Rue Sidi-El-Bechir in Avenue Bab-Djedid, we witness another snapshot of daily life under occupation. The street is alive with activity as locals go about their business, unaware that they are being immortalized through this engraved image. Amongst them stands an orange boy, perhaps a young entrepreneur selling his wares or simply enjoying a moment's respite. His vibrant presence adds color and vibrancy to this historic scene. The engraving itself reflects the illustrative techniques popular during the 19th century Victorian era. Its retro-styled aesthetic transports us back in time and allows us to appreciate not only its artistic value but also its historical significance. As we delve into this nineteenth-century engraving from Arkheia's collection, it becomes evident that it offers more than just visual appeal; it serves as a window into Tunisia's past during one of its
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