Sudanese Women in Egypt by Max Slevogt (1914)

Oil painting of two veiled women in dark robes standing on sandy ground beneath a pale sky with distant buildings.

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Sudanese Women in Egypt, Max Slevogt (1914), Wikimedia Commons. Via artnap.com

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Two veiled women in long dark robes stand side by side on a sandy, open plain under a pale, cloud-streaked sky. Loose, thick brushwork defines the figures and the low, distant structures on the horizon. This painting, titled Sudanese Women in Egypt, is attributed to Max Slevogt and dated 1914, and is held in the Wikimedia Commons collection.

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Date

1914

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Wikimedia Commons

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Public domain