Légende

Bedouins with their camels on the Suez Canal, Egypt, authentic reproduction of a school mural, historic, around 1900

Date

09 déc. 2025

Crédit

Photo12/imageBROKER/Sunny Celeste

Notre référence

BRK25M65_071

Model release

NA

Property release

Non

Licence

Libre de droits

Format disponible

359,5Mo (30,3Mo) / 113,5cm x 79,3cm / 13410 x 9369 (300dpi)

Mots clés

deserted black resident history drawing ethnic group water river body of water Camelid animal Egypt Africa native classic illustration depiction tradition Even-toed ungulate typical traditional antiquity historic Egyptian African waterway desert Bedouin nomad human contemporary drawn Mammal tribe North Africa ethnology person turn of the century authentic woodcut ethnologic North African former ethnic vintage indigenous people sketch nomadic printing method replication tribesman aboriginal Suez Canal 1900s Nomadic life Historic illustration Desert dwellers Wood engraving tribes people no one waterfront waters camel native people classical representation custom characteristic ancient times historical canal Nomadic people humanity Mammalian tribal Northern Africa Human being indigenous real xylograph ethnological ethnical tribal man around 1900 Historical illustration No People water canal Nomad people People local realistic woodprint ethnicity reproduction nobody channel genuine replica uninhabited copy empty residents drawings ethnic groups rivers Camelids animals natives illustrations depictions traditions Even-toed ungulates Altertum waterways deserts Bedouins nomads Mammals tribes ethnologies persons woodcuts formerly indigenous peoples printing methods tribesmen aboriginals Historic illustrations camels classically customs historically canals Mammalians tribal men Historical illustrations tribals water canals locals replicas on black water body Water area open water depicting traditionally historical image history image history images individual individuals vintage-styled representing humans