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Najd Collection

collection of orientalist paintings

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15 paintings

  • Before the audience
    Before the audience
    Jean-Léon Gérôme
    c. 1881 · Najd Collection
  • Egyptian Recruits Crossing the Desert
    Egyptian Recruits Crossing the Desert
    Jean-Léon Gérôme
    1857 · Najd Collection
  • Koranic Instruction
    Koranic Instruction
    Osman Hamdi Bey
    1890 · Najd Collection
  • The Pyrrhic Dance
    The Pyrrhic Dance
    Jean-Léon Gérôme
    · Najd Collection
  • The Carpet Merchants
    The Carpet Merchants
    Charles Wilda
    1889 · Najd Collection
  • The Dancer
    The Dancer
    Charles Wilda
    1883 · Najd Collection
  • The Jade-green Isis
    The Jade-green Isis
    Charles Wilda
    1884 · Najd Collection
  • Market at Jaffa
    Market at Jaffa
    Gustav Bauernfeind
    1887 · Najd Collection
  • Procession in Jaffa
    Procession in Jaffa
    Gustav Bauernfeind
    1890 · Najd Collection
  • Buffaloes Bathing in the Nile
    Buffaloes Bathing in the Nile
    Léon Belly
    1861 · Najd Collection
  • The King of Morocco Leaving to Receive a European Ambassador
    The King of Morocco Leaving to Receive a European Ambassador
    Jean-Joseph Benjamin-Constant
    · Najd Collection
  • Prayers in the Mosque
    Prayers in the Mosque
    Jean-Léon Gérôme
    1892 · Najd Collection
  • At the Bazaar
    At the Bazaar
    Jean-Joseph Benjamin-Constant
    · Najd Collection
  • Waiting for the Master
    Waiting for the Master
    Jean-Léon Gérôme
    · Najd Collection
  • The Sentinel
    The Sentinel
    Ludwig Deutsch
    1885 · Najd Collection
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