Veiled women, guards and carpet bazaars on a teal gallery wall

The Orientalist tradition in 19th-century European painting — represented here by Gérôme, Ernst, and Lefebvre, among others — produced some of the most technically accomplished and visually arresting imagery of the period. These artists travelled extensively to Egypt, Turkey, Persia, and North Africa, returning with a visual vocabulary of colour, pattern, and human presence unlike anything in the Western academic tradition. Their works are now among the most sought-after 19th-century paintings in museum and private collections.

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