Figuren op de hoek van de kade van La Goulette 1875

"Figuren op de hoek van de kade van La Goulette" (Figures at the Corner of the Quay of La Goulette) is an etching by Vicomte Arthur-Jean Le Bailly d'Inghuem, created in 1875. The print depicts a group of figures standing on a quay overlooking a body of water. The figures are silhouetted against a cloudy sky, suggesting an evening or twilight scene. The use of etching, a technique that involves incising lines into a metal plate to create an image, creates a sense of depth and texture in the composition. The piece offers a glimpse into the daily life of La Goulette, a coastal town in Tunisia, a popular destination for European travelers in the 19th century.