Various Methods of Carrying Jugs of Water Used by Arab Women
Jean-Jacques Rifaud · 1786- 1852
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This plate shows two full-length women balancing water jugs on their heads beside a pool, with palm trees on the horizon, above six numbered half-length studies of women carrying jugs, some empty and some full. The lithograph is laid out as a comparative study of head-carrying methods and veiling.
