Scène prise au Maroc 1885
painting, oil-paint
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figurative
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painting
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oil-paint
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landscape
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figuration
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oil painting
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orientalism
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genre-painting
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realism
"Scène prise au Maroc" is an oil painting by Frederick Arthur Bridgman, a prominent American Orientalist painter, depicting a bustling street scene in Morocco. The painting is a testament to Bridgman's fascination with the exotic and the captivating cultures of the Middle East. The scene is characterized by a vibrant blend of people and animals, set against a backdrop of traditional Moroccan architecture. The use of light and shadow, and the intricate details of the clothing and the setting, transport viewers to a distant land filled with mystery and allure. This painting reflects the growing interest in Orientalism during the 19th century.
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