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Mauritania Photographic Print Collection

Discover the enchanting beauty of Mauritania, Africa through our exquisite collection of photographic prints. Each image captures the raw, untouched essence of this remarkable region, from the vast, sun-drenched dunes of the Sahara Desert to the tranquil shores of the Atlantic Ocean. These high-quality prints are meticulously crafted to bring the vibrant colors and intricate details of Mauritania to your home or office. Perfect for adding a touch of worldly charm to any space, these prints make a stunning addition to any art collection. Experience the magic of Mauritania with every glance.

Mauritania is a country located in West Africa, bordered by the Atlantic Ocean to the west, Senegal to the southwest, Mali to the east and southeast

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Mauritania Photographic Print Collection: Kiffa

Kiffa Collection
2 Photographic Prints

Mauritania Photographic Print Collection: Maps

Maps Collection
16 Photographic Prints

Mauritania Photographic Print Collection: Nouadhibou

Nouadhibou Collection
13 Photographic Prints

Mauritania Photographic Print Collection: Nouakchott

Nouakchott Collection
25 Photographic Prints

Background imageMauritania Photographic Print Collection: Rosso

Rosso
An overloaded truck carries bales of rice stalks near Rosso

Mauritania Photographic Print Collection: Zouerat

Zouerat Collection
4 Photographic Prints

Mauritania Photographic Print Collection: Related Images

Related Images Collection
260 Photographic Prints

Mauritania Photographic Print Collection: Mauritania Heritage Sites

Mauritania Heritage Sites Collection
6 Photographic Prints

Background imageMauritania Photographic Print Collection: GWR Harbour & Docks Fishguard, 1909

GWR Harbour & Docks Fishguard, 1909
Arrival of the Maurentania from New York

Background imageMauritania Photographic Print Collection: Footsteps in sand dunes at sunset, near Chinguetti, Mauritania, Africa

Footsteps in sand dunes at sunset, near Chinguetti, Mauritania, Africa

Background imageMauritania Photographic Print Collection: Traditional sailing boats in the Banc d Arguin, Mauritania, Africa

Traditional sailing boats in the Banc d Arguin, Mauritania, Africa

Background imageMauritania Photographic Print Collection: Political Map of Africa

Political Map of Africa
Vector Illustration of the policital map of Africa Reference map as created by the US Central Intelligence Agency

Background imageMauritania Photographic Print Collection: Morocco, Algeria, Tunisia, west Libya, western Sahara, Mauritania, Senegal, Mali, Niger

Morocco, Algeria, Tunisia, west Libya, western Sahara, Mauritania, Senegal, Mali, Niger
VTI3917636 Morocco, Algeria, Tunisia, west Libya, western Sahara, Mauritania, Senegal, Mali, Niger by Ortelius, Abraham (1527-98); (add.info.: Morocco, Algeria, Tunisia, west Libya, western Sahara)

Background imageMauritania Photographic Print Collection: Africa Political Map

Africa Political Map
Antique illustration of a Africa Political Map from 1893

Background imageMauritania Photographic Print Collection: Gm1Dswsihjaa

Gm1Dswsihjaa
File photo shows a Mauritanian mans clothing blown by wind in the ancient village of Ouadane, some 600 kilometers (400 miles) northeast of the capital Nouakchott, August 16, 2005

Background imageMauritania Photographic Print Collection: Girl from Mali with wonderful beads and headdress

Girl from Mali with wonderful beads and headdress
Young Soninke Girl from Mali wearing wonderful beads and beaded headdress

Background imageMauritania Photographic Print Collection: Richat Structure, satellite image

Richat Structure, satellite image. North is at top. Desert sands are pale yellow/white (top left and lower right), while less sandy, rocky areas are green, and volcanic rocks are blue

Background imageMauritania Photographic Print Collection: Ksar or medieval trading centre of Chinguetti, UNESCO World Heritage Site

Ksar or medieval trading centre of Chinguetti, UNESCO World Heritage Site, Northern Mauritania, Africa

Background imageMauritania Photographic Print Collection: Volubilis Mosaic

Volubilis Mosaic
Mosaic in Volubilis city Roman World Heritage Site 9th November 2008 ( Photo by Xurxo Lobato/Getty Images ) The Mauritanian capital, founded in the 3rd century B.C

Background imageMauritania Photographic Print Collection: Sahara sand viper (Cerastes vipera) burrowing into sand to hide, captive

Sahara sand viper (Cerastes vipera) burrowing into sand to hide, captive, occurrs Mauritania to Egypt, Africa. Sequence 5 of 5

Background imageMauritania Photographic Print Collection: Village Scene - Ivory Coast - 1940s

Village Scene - Ivory Coast - 1940s - French West Africa was a federation of eight French colonial territories in Africa: Mauritania, Senegal, French Sudan, French Guinea, Ivory Coast, Upper Volta

Background imageMauritania Photographic Print Collection: Mauritania Railway from Atar to Zouerat

Mauritania Railway from Atar to Zouerat

Background imageMauritania Photographic Print Collection: Stony desert, Bir-Moghrein, Tiris Zemmour, Sahara Desert, Mauritania (photo)

Stony desert, Bir-Moghrein, Tiris Zemmour, Sahara Desert, Mauritania (photo)
DGA1134373 Stony desert, Bir-Moghrein, Tiris Zemmour, Sahara Desert, Mauritania (photo); (add.info.: Stony desert, Bir-Moghrein, Tiris Zemmour region, Sahara Desert)

Background imageMauritania Photographic Print Collection: Diptych depicting Port of Cotonou

Diptych depicting Port of Cotonou
DGA2582416 Diptych depicting Port of Cotonou, Warrior's dance (Mauritania), Dugout canoe on river (Niger) and Donna and bridge over river (Sudan), Dahomey, 20th century; (add.info.: Top)

Background imageMauritania Photographic Print Collection: Close-up of a tarentola lizard (Tarentola mauritanica)

Close-up of a tarentola lizard (Tarentola mauritanica)
DGA1141156 Close-up of a tarentola lizard (Tarentola mauritanica); Private Collection; (add.info.: Zoology: Reptiles - Tarantula (Terentola Mauritania)

Background imageMauritania Photographic Print Collection: View of Chinguetti, holy city of Islam in desert (UNESCO World Heritage List)

View of Chinguetti, holy city of Islam in desert (UNESCO World Heritage List)
DGA3068587 View of Chinguetti, holy city of Islam in desert (UNESCO World Heritage List, 1996), Mauritania; (add.info.: View of Chinguetti)

Background imageMauritania Photographic Print Collection: Saharan camel trek

Saharan camel trek
Olivier Schram

Background imageMauritania Photographic Print Collection: Mauritania. Ethiopia. India. Philip II

Mauritania. Ethiopia. India. Philip II
BL5940176 Mauritania. Ethiopia. India

Background imageMauritania Photographic Print Collection: Market scene in Atar, Mauritania

Market scene in Atar, Mauritania Mauritania, officially the Islamic Republic of Mauritania, is a sovereign state in Northwest Africa

Background imageMauritania Photographic Print Collection: An overloaded truck carries bales of rice stalks near Rosso

An overloaded truck carries bales of rice stalks near Rosso, as it heads for the capital Nouakchott, January 30, 2008. Picture taken January 30, 2008. REUTERS/Normand Blouin (MAURITANIA) - GM1DXDWCHFa

Background imageMauritania Photographic Print Collection: TO MATCH FEATURE MAURITANIA CARAVAN

TO MATCH FEATURE MAURITANIA CARAVAN
A caravan of camels loaded with sacks of raw salt travels across the desert near Tichit, Mauritania December 5, 2006

Background imageMauritania Photographic Print Collection: Mauritania Sailing on Ocean

Mauritania Sailing on Ocean
(Original Caption) The Mauritania, one of the luxury steamers of the 1920's is shown in this photograph

Background imageMauritania Photographic Print Collection: Luxary Steamer Of The 1920S

Luxary Steamer Of The 1920S
(Original Caption) The Mauritania, one of the Luxury steamers of the 1920's. Undated image

Background imageMauritania Photographic Print Collection: The Mauretania in Drydocks

The Mauretania in Drydocks
(Original Caption) 3/1922- Southampton, NY: The Mauretania in drydock at Southampton undergoing overhauling and cleaning. BPA2#4439

Background imageMauritania Photographic Print Collection: News Photographers At Work

News Photographers At Work
(Original Caption) 9/18/1925- News photographers at work on the SS Mauritania

Background imageMauritania Photographic Print Collection: French Painter Henri Matisse

French Painter Henri Matisse
(Original Caption) Arriving on the SS Mauritania. New York, New York: Mr. Henri Matisse, famous French painter and one of the foremost exponents of modern art, as he arrived on the SS Mauritania

Background imageMauritania Photographic Print Collection: Charlie Chaplin Raising Hat

Charlie Chaplin Raising Hat
(Original Caption) England Welcomes Chaplin

Background imageMauritania Photographic Print Collection: L. Satterthwaite Speaking Under Wright Brothers Plane

L. Satterthwaite Speaking Under Wright Brothers Plane
(Original Caption) Famed Kitty Hawk Plane to Return to US at Last --- London...Many years ago Orville Wright loaned to the Kensington Science Museum the plane with which he and his brother, Wilbur

Background imageMauritania Photographic Print Collection: United Nations General Assembly, 1971

United Nations General Assembly, 1971
Mauritanian diplomat Sidi Ahmed Ould Taya, Mauritania's permanent representative to the United Nations, addressing the UN General Assembly

Background imageMauritania Photographic Print Collection: Deng Xiaoping and Moktar Ould Daddah

Deng Xiaoping and Moktar Ould Daddah
Chinese Vice-Premier Deng Xiaoping and President Moktar Ould Daddah of the Islamic Republic of Mauritania held talks in Peking on September 17

Background imageMauritania Photographic Print Collection: Members of Polisario Front Demonstrating

Members of Polisario Front Demonstrating
(Original Caption) The Spanish government put 15, 000 soldiers in the capital here on alert against a possible uprising by the "Polisario Front

Background imageMauritania Photographic Print Collection: Polisario Member Holding Her Child

Polisario Member Holding Her Child
(Original Caption) Member of the "Polisario Front" holds her child and a flag while attending a rally here 10/30 opposing a Moroccan takeover

Background imageMauritania Photographic Print Collection: Old Man Caught in Helicopter Wind Blow

Old Man Caught in Helicopter Wind Blow
(Original Caption) El Aaiun, Spanish Sahara: Old man has his robes blown up in a cloud of dust as helicopter takes off from this desert capital

Background imageMauritania Photographic Print Collection: Be Adventurous

Be Adventurous
Mauritania, Nouadhibou shipwreck at Cap Blanc

Background imageMauritania Photographic Print Collection: MAURITANIA Landscape Arid landscape and rock formations from rooftop of building

MAURITANIA Landscape Arid landscape and rock formations from rooftop of building. West Africa

Background imageMauritania Photographic Print Collection: Desert with shrubs and hills, Dakhla, Western Sahara, Morocco

Desert with shrubs and hills, Dakhla, Western Sahara, Morocco
Western Sahara is a country in the Maghreb region of North Africa, bordered by Morocco to the north, Algeria to the northeast, Mauritania to the east and south, and the Atlantic Ocean to the west

Background imageMauritania Photographic Print Collection: Merinid Tombs, Fez, Morocco, North Africa

Merinid Tombs, Fez, Morocco, North Africa

Background imageMauritania Photographic Print Collection: Mauritania Watercolor Map

Mauritania Watercolor Map
Michael Tompsett

Background imageMauritania Photographic Print Collection: Mauritania Watercolor Map

Mauritania Watercolor Map
Michael Tompsett

Background imageMauritania Photographic Print Collection: Plunder from Tyre (litho)

Plunder from Tyre (litho)
8660859 Plunder from Tyre (litho) by Morrow, Edwin A. (1877-1952) ; Private Collection; (add.info.: Plunder from Tyre)

Background imageMauritania Photographic Print Collection: French possessions and colonies: french Sahara. End of the 19th century (chromolithograph)

French possessions and colonies: french Sahara. End of the 19th century (chromolithograph)
ELD4964665 French possessions and colonies: french Sahara

Background imageMauritania Photographic Print Collection: Emperor Heliogabalus (Elagabalus) (Heliogabale or Elagabale)

Emperor Heliogabalus (Elagabalus) (Heliogabale or Elagabale)
FLO4704183 Emperor Heliogabalus (Elagabalus) (Heliogabale or Elagabale, Marcus Aurelius Antoninus, ca. 203-222) in robes of a Phoenician warrior or Syrian priest making an offering

Background imageMauritania Photographic Print Collection: Map of French colonial Africa, 1930 (print)

Map of French colonial Africa, 1930 (print)
8672352 Map of French colonial Africa, 1930 (print); Private Collection; (add.info.: Map of French colonial Africa (French colonial empire) in 1930

Background imageMauritania Photographic Print Collection: The shipwrecks of the raft of the French frigate Meduse 2nd july 1816 off the coast of Mauritania

The shipwrecks of the raft of the French frigate Meduse 2nd july 1816 off the coast of Mauritania
ELD4952272 The shipwrecks of the raft of the French frigate Meduse 2nd july 1816 off the coast of Mauritania) Engraving from " La mosaique" 1843 Collection privee; (add.info)

Background imageMauritania Photographic Print Collection: View of a moorish camp: King Ali's tent at Benowm

View of a moorish camp: King Ali's tent at Benowm
FLO4722659 View of a moorish camp: King Ali's tent at Benowm, Kingdom of Ludamar. Ali sat on a black leather cushion clipping the hairs on his upper lip while a female servant held a mirror

Background imageMauritania Photographic Print Collection: Medals and illustrations of Numidian and Mauritanian horse riders

Medals and illustrations of Numidian and Mauritanian horse riders
FLO4620803 Medals and illustrations of Numidian and Mauritanian horse riders

Background imageMauritania Photographic Print Collection: La patio d'un indigene riche de l'Adrar; L'Ouest Africain

La patio d'un indigene riche de l'Adrar; L'Ouest Africain
La patio d'un indigene riche de l'Adrar; L'Ouest Africain, 1914. From "Grande Geographie Bong Illustree", 1914

Background imageMauritania Photographic Print Collection: Une casba dans l'Adrar; L'Ouest Africain, 1914. Creator: Unknown

Une casba dans l'Adrar; L'Ouest Africain, 1914. Creator: Unknown
Une casba dans l'Adrar; L'Ouest Africain, 1914. From "Grande Geographie Bong Illustree", 1914

Background imageMauritania Photographic Print Collection: Mauritana in Domestico from Trachtenbuch von Nurnberg (Costume Book of Nuremberg)

Mauritana in Domestico from Trachtenbuch von Nurnberg (Costume Book of Nuremberg), co. CLXIII, 1577

Background imageMauritania Photographic Print Collection: Patterns made by wind in sand dunes

Patterns made by wind in sand dunes, Banc d'Arguin National Park UNESCO World Heritage Site, Mauritania

Background imageMauritania Photographic Print Collection: MAURITANIAN GRAVEMOUND

MAURITANIAN GRAVEMOUND
The burial mound of a king in Mauritania, northwest Africa. Date: 1879

Background imageMauritania Photographic Print Collection: A crumbling mountain, a river bed

A crumbling mountain, a river bed, palms, and dunes surround the village of Kamour, Mauritania, Sahara Desert, West Africa, Africa

Background imageMauritania Photographic Print Collection: A group of peculiar rock formations between Kiffa and Ayoun

A group of peculiar rock formations between Kiffa and Ayoun, Mauritania, Sahara Desert, West Africa, Africa

Background imageMauritania Photographic Print Collection: A stretch of white dunes surrounded by canyons near Kamour

A stretch of white dunes surrounded by canyons near Kamour, Mauritania, Sahara Desert, West Africa, Africa

Background imageMauritania Photographic Print Collection: A river bed, palms, and dunes surround the village of Kamour

A river bed, palms, and dunes surround the village of Kamour, Mauritania, Sahara Desert, West Africa, Africa

Background imageMauritania Photographic Print Collection: The Oasis of Diouk, Mauritania, Sahara Desert, West Africa, Africa

The Oasis of Diouk, Mauritania, Sahara Desert, West Africa, Africa

Background imageMauritania Photographic Print Collection: A huge rock cliff and canyon near Kamour, Mauritania, Sahara Desert, West Africa, Africa

A huge rock cliff and canyon near Kamour, Mauritania, Sahara Desert, West Africa, Africa

Background imageMauritania Photographic Print Collection: A village near Kamour, Mauritania, Sahara Desert, West Africa, Africa

A village near Kamour, Mauritania, Sahara Desert, West Africa, Africa

Background imageMauritania Photographic Print Collection: A series of rock formations between Kiffa and Ayoun

A series of rock formations between Kiffa and Ayoun, Mauritania, Sahara Desert, West Africa, Africa

Background imageMauritania Photographic Print Collection: Antique map of Ancient North Africa

Antique map of Ancient North Africa
Vintage illustration of Antique map of Ancient North Africa, Mauritania, Numidia, Africa Propria, Atlas of Ancient Geography. By Samuel Butler

Background imageMauritania Photographic Print Collection: DDE-90021180

DDE-90021180
Mauritania, Route Espoir, Ayoun, Gelb Inimish Date: 16/06/2006

Background imageMauritania Photographic Print Collection: DDE-90021178

DDE-90021178
Mauritania, El Makhlouga (Elephant rock) Date: 16/06/2006

Background imageMauritania Photographic Print Collection: DDE-90021179

DDE-90021179
Mauritania, El Makhlouga (Elephant rock), close-up Date: 16/06/2006

Background imageMauritania Photographic Print Collection: DDE-90021175

DDE-90021175
Mauritania, Ain Sevra, Dunes and the desert Date: 16/06/2006

Background imageMauritania Photographic Print Collection: DDE-90021177

DDE-90021177
Mauritania, Lekhcheb, Woman followed by a dromedary Date: 16/06/2006

Background imageMauritania Photographic Print Collection: DDE-90021176

DDE-90021176
Mauritania, Lekhcheb, Child riding a dromedary Date: 16/06/2006

Background imageMauritania Photographic Print Collection: DDE-90021173

DDE-90021173
Mauritania, Adrar, Chinguetti, Ruins Date: 16/06/2006

Background imageMauritania Photographic Print Collection: DDE-90021174

DDE-90021174
Mauritania, Adrar, Terjit oasis, Vertical view Date: 16/06/2006

Background imageMauritania Photographic Print Collection: DDE-90021172

DDE-90021172
Mauritania, Adrar, White valley, N'tourvine pass Date: 16/06/2006

Background imageMauritania Photographic Print Collection: DDE-90021171

DDE-90021171
Mauritania, Adrar, Amatlich, caravan Date: 16/06/2006

Background imageMauritania Photographic Print Collection: DDE-90021170

DDE-90021170
Mauritania, Adrar, Amatlich, View of the desert Date: 16/06/2006

Background imageMauritania Photographic Print Collection: DDE-90021169

DDE-90021169
Mauritania, Adrar, Amatlich, Dunes Date: 16/06/2006

Background imageMauritania Photographic Print Collection: The members of the mission, at Bakel (fort bati on the borders of Senegal)

The members of the mission, at Bakel (fort bati on the borders of Senegal)
LSE4333697 The members of the mission, at Bakel (fort bati on the borders of Senegal, Mauritania and Mali) on April 23, 1881, marked the end of Commander Gallienis exploration mission. Engraved by A

Background imageMauritania Photographic Print Collection: The family of princes of Orange Representation of Maurice de Nassau

The family of princes of Orange Representation of Maurice de Nassau
JLJ4587603 The family of princes of Orange Representation of Maurice de Nassau, Prince of Orange, on the grey horse, Frederic Henri d Orange Nassau has its right


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Mauritania Photographic Print Collection

Mauritania is a country located in West Africa, bordered by the Atlantic Ocean to the west, Senegal to the southwest, Mali to the east and southeast, Algeria to the northeast and Western Sahara to the north. The country has a population of approximately 4 million people with Arabic as its official language. Mauritania's economy is largely based on agriculture and fishing industries but also has significant reserves of iron ore which contribute significantly towards exports. Despite being rich in natural resources, Mauritania faces challenges such as poverty, political instability and human rights abuses including slavery which was only abolished in 1981.
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Media Storehouse offers a stunning collection of wall art and framed prints featuring the beautiful country of Mauritania in Africa. Our collection showcases the diverse landscapes, culture, and people of this West African nation. From breathtaking desert scenes to colorful markets, each piece captures the essence of Mauritania. Our collection includes photographs taken by talented photographers who have captured the beauty and uniqueness of this country. These images are available as high-quality prints that can be framed or mounted on walls to add an exotic touch to any space. One standout feature is the variety offered within the collection; there are images that showcase both rural and urban life in Mauritania. Whether you're looking for a striking image of camels crossing sand dunes or a vibrant snapshot from one of its bustling cities, Media Storehouse has something for everyone. Our Mauritania collection provides an excellent opportunity to bring some African charm into your home or office with stunning wall art options that will transport you straight into this fascinating country.
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What are Mauritania (Africa) art prints?

Mauritania art prints are a collection of beautiful and unique artworks that showcase the rich cultural heritage of Mauritania, a country located in West Africa. These prints feature various themes such as traditional music, dance, architecture, landscapes, and wildlife. They are created by talented local artists who use different techniques including painting, drawing, and photography to capture the essence of this fascinating country. Mauritania art prints are perfect for anyone looking to add an exotic touch to their home or office decor. They come in different sizes and formats including framed or unframed options that can be easily hung on walls or displayed on shelves. These prints also make great gifts for friends and family who appreciate African culture. By purchasing Mauritania art prints from Media Storehouse, you not only get access to high-quality artwork but also support local artists in Mauritania who rely on their creativity to earn a living.
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We offer a wide range of Mauritania art prints that capture the beauty and diversity of this African country. From stunning landscapes to vibrant cultural scenes, there is something for everyone in their collection. One popular option is their selection of desert-themed prints, which showcase the vast sand dunes and rocky outcroppings that dominate much of Mauritania's landscape. These images are often shot at dawn or dusk, when the light casts dramatic shadows across the terrain. Another popular category is Mauritanian culture, with prints featuring traditional dress, music performances, and local markets. These images offer a glimpse into daily life in this fascinating country. For those interested in wildlife photography, Media Storehouse also has a variety of animal-themed prints from Mauritania. From majestic camels to colorful birds and reptiles, these images highlight the diverse array of creatures that call this region home. Our collection offers a unique perspective on Mauritania through beautiful and captivating art prints.
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We offer a wide range of Mauritania art prints that vary in price depending on the size and type of print. Our collection includes stunning photographs and illustrations capturing the beauty and culture of Mauritania, from its desert landscapes to traditional clothing and architecture. We work with talented artists and photographers to bring you high-quality prints that are perfect for adding a touch of African flair to your home or office decor. Our prices are competitive compared to other online retailers, but ultimately depend on factors such as print size, paper quality, framing options, and more. We strive to provide affordable yet beautiful artwork that will inspire you every day. Whether you're looking for a small print or a large canvas piece, our selection has something for everyone's taste and budget. Browse our website today to discover the many treasures waiting for you.
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