The Water Seller, Cairo by Franz Xaver Kosler

Painting of a water seller pouring water for a girl in a courtyard before an ornate carved stone doorway, with a veiled woman

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A man in a striped robe and white turban pours water from a glass pitcher into a small brass bowl held out for a young girl, while a veiled woman in white stands nearby. The scene is set in a courtyard before a richly carved and tiled stone doorway with latticed windows, all painted in warm earthy tones. The work is titled The Water Seller, Cairo, by Franz Xaver Kosler, and is signed and dated 1902 in the lower right corner.

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