Young Fellah 

Nasreddine Dinet's "Young Fellah" is a portrait painting of a young Algerian man, likely a peasant, rendered in a realistic style. Dinet was a French Orientalist painter known for depicting North African subjects, particularly those of Algeria, where he lived and worked for many years. The painting's warm palette and loose brushstrokes evoke the sun-drenched landscape of Algeria, while the subject's gaze, captured in a moment of contemplation, adds a sense of quiet dignity. The work was painted in the late 19th or early 20th century, a time when Orientalist art was popular in Europe.