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Year: 1978
Calligraphy, Art and traditions, Weddings in Djerba
In this 60 millimeter composition, the camel and the flutist are rendered through intertwined calligraphic curves, evoking the harmony of nomadic and Saharan traditions. This artistic choice underlines the organic link between language, landscape and the rituals of rural life, where music and travel are inseparable from collective memory. By elevating these popular symbols to the rank of figurative calligraphy, Tunisia values its Saharan heritage as a central element of its aesthetic refinement. This stamp acts as a tribute to the serenity of open spaces, making the letter a brush that draws the soul of the territory.
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Cities of Tunisia Sfax
Sites and landscapes
12 years
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Borj Jlij Lighthouse Holidays
Sites and landscapes
13 years
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Borj Khadija Lighthouse, Chebba
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Galite Island Lighthouse, Jalta Archipelago
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13 years
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Cani Island Lighthouse Metline
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13 years
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The Architecture of the City of Tozeur: The Medina
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13 years
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The Architecture of the City of Tozeur: The Station
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13 years
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Bab Saadoun
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16 years
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Porte de France “Bab Bhar”
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16 years
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Dar Hsine
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16 years
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the “Green Door” Bab El Khadra
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16 years
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the interior patio of “Dar Ben Abdallah”
Sites and landscapes
16 years
👁 61
New door “Bab Jedid”
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16 years
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