Femme Fellâh du Caire, A Fellâh Woman of Cairo by Alexandre Bida

Lithograph of a barefoot woman in a dark robe carrying a water jar on her head, standing on sandy ground beside stone ruins.

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A standing woman in a long dark robe and shawl balances a large water jar on her head, with one arm raised to steady it. She wears a pearl necklace and a pendant, and a small ornament hangs from her ear. The lithograph, titled Femme Fellâh du Caire by Alexandre Bida and dated 1851, is printed on a cream sheet with a sparse sandy ground and a fragment of stone at her side.

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