Porte de France Tunis 1910

"Porte de France Tunis" is a watercolor painting by Walter Crane, created in 1910. The artwork depicts the bustling scene of a street in Tunis, Tunisia, with people walking past a large archway. The archway, known as the "Porte de France," is a prominent feature of the painting. The artist has captured the vibrant colors of the Tunisian streets, the details of the traditional clothing worn by the people, and the overall lively atmosphere of the scene. Crane's use of watercolor allows for a delicate and fluid representation of the scene. The painting offers a glimpse into the life of a North African city at the beginning of the 20th century.