Gnawa Galore:
Pictures, Postcards, And Paintings.
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Musicien Des Rues - Algérie. |
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Musicien - Algérie. Pictures by, A. Leroux (circa 1890). |
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Négre du Soudan - Algérie. Tirage Albuminé Picture (circa 1875). |
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Musicien Soudanais Gnawa. Painting by, Endres Louis John. |
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Profile by, José Taprio y Baro. |
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Profile on The Beach, José Tapiro y Baro. |
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Moor In A Head-Dress. Painting by, José Tapiro y Baro. |
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Gnaoua Musician. Painting by, Rudolf Ernst. |
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Tête de Maure. Paintings by, Régnault Henri.
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Unknown Title by, Dehodencq Edmé Alexis Alfred. |
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L'Annonce de La Fête Nègre A Bildah. Painting by, Henri Evenepoel. |
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Musicien Marocain Au Coin D'Une Rue. Painting by, Edmé Alexis Alfred. |
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Musicien Marocain. Painting by, Louis John Endres. |
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Le Musiciens. (Sketch). By, Dehodencq Edmé Alexis Alfred. |
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Les Musiciens. Painting by, El-Khafi Moulay Youssef (1969). |
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Etude d'Un Joueur de Petites Timbales Avec Danseurs Au Déxieme Plan. Sketch And Outline by, Dehodencq Edmé-Alexis-Alfred. |
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Musicien Marocain (Sketch). By, Dehodencq Edmé Alexis Alfred. |
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Chanteur Nègre/ Musicien Nègre. Paintings by, E. Marquette. |
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African Musicians. By, Jose Tapiro y Baro. |
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Painting by, José Tapiro y Baro. |
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Mendiant Marocain. Postcard. |
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Nègre Danseur. Postcard. |
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Musicien. Postcard. |
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Un Chanteur du Rue. Postcard. |
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Nègre Musicien . Postcard. |
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Type de Mendiant. Postcard. |
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Musicien Nègre. |
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Gnawa Dancer. Postcard. |
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Gnawa Au Senegal. Postcard. |
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Senegalese Musicians - Morocco. |
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Senegalese Musicians - Algiers. |
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Négro Danseur. Postcard. |
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Nègres en Fêtes. Postcard/ Autochrome. |
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Street Musicians - Houssia Dey, Touggourt - Autochrome. |
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Street Musicians - Houssia Dey, Touggourt - Photograph. |
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Danseurs et Musiciens Arabes. Postcard/ Autochrome. |
D'Jemma El-Fina. Photograph (circa 1950s). |
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Gnawa Musicians. |
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Qaraqeb Players. |
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D'Jemma El-Fina Musicians. |
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A Street Musician in Morocco (circa 1930s). |
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T'bel Player (circa 1940s). |
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Gnawa Musicians (circa 1940s). |
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Qaraqeb Players. |
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A Gnawa Band. Photograph (circa 1920s). |
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A Dancing Troupe. Photograph (circa 1910s). |
A Performing Street Band. Marrakech (circa 1940s). |
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D'Jemma El-Fina, 1930s. |
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A Collection of Gnawa Musicians Performing in A Concert, 1940s. |
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Négro Musiciens - Meknès. Postcard. |
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Musicien Masqué de Biskra - (circa 1880s). |
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Musiciens Arabes. |
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Musiciens Arabes - Tunis. |
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Danseur Nègre - Touggourt. Postcard. |
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Danseur et Musicien Nègres. Postcard. |
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Fakir de Bougie. Postcard. |
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Maure Danse - Oran. Postcards. |
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Musicien Ambulant. Postcard. |
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Musicien Maroain. Postcard. |
Musicien Marocain. Postcard. |
Musicien Marocain. |
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Mendiant Marocain. Autochrome. |
Nègro du Soudan. Autchrome. Drawings Taken from a 1930's French Magazine: (L) La Danse du Nègre/ (R) Mannequin Grotesque. |
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Tam-Tam Nègre/ Comic Postcard from Algiers. |
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Danse de Nègres Au Crotales. Postcard. Painting by, J.F. Bouchor. |
Old Picture of Street Gnawa Musicians (circa 1920s). |
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Baba Ali (circa 1890). |
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Musicien Nègre - Algerie (circa 1880s). |
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Danse Familé. Photo-book (circa 1870s). |
Danse Nègres (circa 1870s-80s). |
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Gnawa. Painting by, Rachid Bouskri. |
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A Painting by, Joseph Félix.
Playing The Derbakeh - Biskra.
Painting by, Charles James Theriat. |
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Concert sur La Terrasse. Painting by, Dehodencq Edmé Alexis Alfred. |
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Gnaoua in a North African Interior. Painting by, Rudolf Ernst. |
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Portrait of an Arab Woman. Painting by, Frederico Bartolini. |
Yvon Femme Berbère - Maroc (circa 1930). |
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F.n.: This Gnawa Galore of almost 100 pictures
is a look at a past full of vivid colours in
old Morocco, Algiers, and Tunis.
Gnawa music has always been a secret kept alive for years.
Only two-hundred years ago, eastoxified Orientalists
(who came mostly from France and Italy) tried to unearth it.
Regardless of the 'ethknowlegde' of those...
there's a huge misunderstanding of all that's 'Gnawa'.
In my coming post, we shall take a deep look at it from
different points of thought; dissect its mythical worlds
one by one with careful detail, and conclusiveness.
Next on the Audiotopia will be another pic-post:
And another one-hundred P.P.P.s of Tambourine Players.
Dear reader, if you think that these pictures are too much,
then allow me here, 'cause I am sure a very huge picture-post
with almost 1500 pictures will make you change your mind.
I'll be 'poasting' (boast-posting) it after the Gnawa one.
I guess words can become useless sometimes.
Please, as a blogster co-pallie: forgive the belatedness!
Soon, and as Ramadan begins, I shall finish the Gnawa Post.
Always have good time... all the time!
Ciao ciao!
H.H.
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