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14 June 1830 the Camp at Staoueli. The day of the landing of the French army. The
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14 June 1830 the Camp at Staoueli. The day of the landing of the French army. The
14 June 1830 the Camp at Staoueli. The day of the landing of the French army. The Aga Ibrahims Tent. Jean Antoine Theodore Gudin (1802-1880) French painter and printmaker. The French invasion and occupation of Algiers in 1830 brought to an end 400 years of Ottoman (Turkish) rule and began 150 years of French colonisation
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1830 Africa Algeria Algiers Antoine Army Began Brought Camel Camp Colonialism Colonisation Encampment Horse Invasion Jean June Landing Nineteenth Century North Occupation Ottoman Painter Printmaker Rule Sunset Tent Theodore Turkish Years Gudin Ibrahim
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This print captures the historic moment of 14 June 1830, when the French army landed in Staoueli, marking the end of Ottoman rule and the beginning of French colonization in Algeria. The renowned French painter and printmaker, Jean Antoine Theodore Gudin, skillfully immortalized this significant event through his artistry. In this image, we see the encampment at Staoueli bathed in a warm sunset glow. The focal point is Aga Ibrahim's tent, standing proudly amidst the bustling activity of soldiers and horses. Gudin's attention to detail is evident as he portrays every element with precision - from the majestic camels resting nearby to the shimmering sea in the background. The composition not only showcases Gudin's artistic talent but also serves as a visual testament to France's military prowess during their invasion of Algiers. This marked a turning point for North Africa as it ended four centuries of Turkish rule and set into motion 150 years of French colonialism. As we gaze upon this remarkable piece, we are transported back to that fateful day when history was forever altered by foreign intervention. Through Gudin's brushstrokes, we can almost hear echoes of conversations between soldiers and feel their anticipation for what lies ahead. This print serves as a powerful reminder of how art can encapsulate pivotal moments in time while shedding light on complex historical narratives.
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