Tunis landscape with a sedentary Arabs 1914

August Macke's "Tunis landscape with a sedentary Arabs," painted in 1914, is a watercolor work depicting a lush garden scene with a single figure seated in the foreground. The composition is dominated by vibrant hues and loose brushstrokes, characteristic of Macke's Expressionist style. While the title suggests a North African setting, the artwork's visual elements, including the architecture and foliage, seem to be inspired by Macke's native German landscape. This work is a testament to the artist's ability to translate his personal observations into a dynamic and evocative artistic expression.