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ALGIERS: EMBROIDERY SCHOOL. Girls learning embroidery in a courtyard at the Luce

ALGIERS: EMBROIDERY SCHOOL. Girls learning embroidery in a courtyard at the Luce


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ALGIERS: EMBROIDERY SCHOOL. Girls learning embroidery in a courtyard at the Luce

ALGIERS: EMBROIDERY SCHOOL.
Girls learning embroidery in a courtyard at the Luce Ben-Aben workshop in Algiers, Algeria. Photochrome, c1899

Granger holds millions of images spanning more than 25,000 years of world history, from before the Stone Age to the dawn of the Space Age

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1899 Algerian Algiers Arab Arch Column Concentration Courtyard Domestic Embroiderer Embroidery Headdress Learning Luce Moorish Needlework Photochrome School Tile Aben Turn Of Century


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This print from 1899 showcases the enchanting world of Algiers: Embroidery School. In this mesmerizing scene, a group of young girls can be seen immersed in their craft, learning the delicate art of embroidery within the serene confines of a courtyard at the Luce Ben-Aben workshop in Algiers, Algeria. The image exudes an air of concentration and dedication as each girl is seated with needle in hand, meticulously working on their intricate designs. Their headdresses and traditional attire add to the authenticity and cultural richness captured by this photochrome print. The architectural elements surrounding them further enhance the visual appeal. The Moorish arches and columns create a stunning backdrop against which these talented embroiderers showcase their skills. The late turn-of-the-century interior design adds an extra layer of historical significance to this snapshot frozen in time. This photograph not only celebrates women's creativity but also serves as a testament to the importance placed on domestic arts during that era. It offers us a glimpse into a bygone era when craftsmanship was highly valued and passed down through generations. Preserved by The Granger Collection, this remarkable piece invites us to appreciate both the beauty inherent in needlework and its role in shaping cultural heritage. As we admire these young women engrossed in their craft, we are reminded of how artistry has always been intertwined with education – empowering individuals while preserving traditions for future generations to cherish.

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