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The carnival of mid-careme (mi careme) in the streets of Tunis, costumes and exuberant masks flow under the eyes of passers-by and women perched on the rooftops of houses. Engraving in "Le petit journal"19 / 3 / 1899. Selva Collection
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The carnival of mid-careme (mi careme) in the streets of Tunis, costumes and exuberant masks flow under the eyes of passers-by and women perched on the rooftops of houses. Engraving in "Le petit journal"19 / 3 / 1899. Selva Collection
LSE4326865 The carnival of mid-careme (mi careme) in the streets of Tunis, costumes and exuberant masks flow under the eyes of passers-by and women perched on the rooftops of houses. Engraving in " Le petit journal" 19/3/1899. Selva Collection. by Meaulle, Fortune Louis (1844-1901); Private Collection; (add.info.: The carnival of mid-careme (mi careme) in the streets of Tunis, costumes and exuberant masks flow under the eyes of passers-by and women perched on the rooftops of houses. Engraving in " Le petit journal" 19/3/1899. Selva Collection.); Photo © Leonard de Selva
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This print captures the vibrant atmosphere of "The carnival of mid-careme (mi careme) in the streets of Tunis". The scene is filled with an array of colorful costumes and exuberant masks, creating a spectacle that mesmerizes passers-by. As onlookers observe from the streets, women can be seen perched on the rooftops of houses, adding to the enchantment. The engraving was featured in "Le petit journal" on March 19th, 1899, and is now part of the Selva Collection. It was created by Fortune Louis Meaulle, a renowned artist from that era. This image provides a glimpse into the rich cultural heritage and festivities that took place during this time. The carnival itself showcases elements of both French and Tunisian influences. It represents a fusion between European and Arab cultures as people come together to celebrate joyously. The event serves as a platform for individuals to disguise themselves behind intricate masks and indulge in revelry. This photograph not only captures a moment frozen in time but also offers insight into early 19th-century Tunisia's social fabric. It highlights how different cultures coexist harmoniously while celebrating their unique traditions. Leonard de Selva's skillful photography beautifully preserves this historical moment for generations to come. Through his lens, we are transported back to an era where artistry met celebration amidst the bustling streets of Tunis.
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