Algeria and Morocco by Adolf Rosenberg (1905)

Costume plate of eleven North African figures in striped robes, turbans, veils and sashes, with captions in German, English a

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A printed costume plate titled Algeria and Morocco, dated 1905 and attributed to Adolf Rosenberg, shows eleven figures in two rows against a grey background. They wear robes, turbans, veils, sashes and slippers in varied colours, with one man holding a rifle, and the captions are given in German, English and French.

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