Bazaar en moskee in Tunis 1875

"Bazaar en moskee in Tunis" is a black and white etching by Vicomte Arthur-Jean Le Bailly d'Inghuem, a French artist known for his detailed depictions of architecture and cityscapes. Created in 1875, this artwork showcases the artist's keen eye for perspective and composition, capturing the bustling marketplace and a prominent mosque in Tunis, Tunisia. The intricate details of the buildings, along with the figures going about their daily lives, evoke a sense of place and history. The etching's small scale, measuring 160 mm in height and 120 mm in width, adds to its intimate and detailed approach to the subject. This piece is a testament to Le Bailly d'Inghuem's skill in capturing the essence of a foreign city and its people.