The Bread Market, Tetuan 1912

James McBey's 1912 etching "The Bread Market, Tetuan" depicts a bustling marketplace in Morocco. The artist, known for his evocative depictions of North Africa, captures the scene with meticulous detail. Using lines and tonal variations, McBey portrays the lively exchange of goods and the diverse array of figures filling the square. The piece offers a glimpse into daily life in Tetuan during the early 20th century, highlighting the cultural significance of the bread market. McBey's masterful use of etching technique creates a sense of depth and texture, drawing viewers into the heart of the vibrant marketplace.