Three Women of Ghardaia c. 20th century

"Three Women of Ghardaia" is a pencil drawing by Albert Marquet, completed sometime in the 20th century. The piece portrays three women from the Algerian city of Ghardaia, depicted in traditional dress. The drawing is characterized by Marquet's signature use of loose, expressive lines that capture the form and movement of the figures. This intimate portrait of North African women is an example of Marquet's artistic travels and his exploration of diverse cultures. It's held in the Minneapolis Institute of Art, Minnesota.