Mosque El Mooristan, Cairo. 1846 - 1849

David Roberts' "Mosque El Mooristan, Cairo" (1846-1849) is a captivating lithograph depicting a bustling street scene in Cairo, Egypt. The artist, known for his detailed and romantic depictions of the Middle East, captures the vibrant atmosphere of the city with a focus on the architectural details of the mosque and the diverse array of people navigating the narrow street. The artwork showcases Roberts' masterful use of light and shadow, creating a sense of depth and movement, and his keen eye for capturing the everyday life of a distant land.