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A formal audience with the Sultan of Morocco in Fez (colour litho)
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A formal audience with the Sultan of Morocco in Fez (colour litho)
2795932 A formal audience with the Sultan of Morocco in Fez (colour litho) by French School, (20th century); Private Collection; (add.info.: A formal audience with the Sultan of Morocco in Fez. A Fez. The setting out of reforms proposed by the French. Spain and France established spheres of influence in Morocco with the agreement of Britain, but German opposition led to a crisis in 1905. Une audience solennelle du Sultan du Maroc. M Saint-Rene Taillandier exposant, devant le Sultan, le programme des reformes proposees par la France. Illustration for Le Petit Journal, 16 April 1905.); © Look and Learn
Media ID 22712854
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Ambassador Audience Diplomacy Embassy Embassy Building Emissary Explaining Listening Moroccan Morocco Sultan Abdelaziz
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This print captures a momentous occasion - a formal audience with the Sultan of Morocco in Fez. The vibrant colors of the lithograph bring to life the grandeur and significance of this diplomatic encounter. In this historical image, we witness an emissary from France, M Saint-Rene Taillandier, presenting the proposed reforms by his country to the attentive Sultan. Against the backdrop of political tensions between Germany and Britain over spheres of influence in Morocco, France took center stage as it sought to establish its own presence. The scene is filled with anticipation and importance as both parties engage in deep conversation. The Sultan listens intently while surrounded by opulent architecture that symbolizes Moroccan heritage and power. This photograph not only showcases diplomacy at its finest but also highlights the cultural exchange between France and Morocco during this era. It serves as a testament to how art can capture significant moments in history, allowing us to reflect on past events and their impact on our present world. With its rich details and historical context, this print offers viewers a glimpse into an extraordinary meeting that shaped international relations in North Africa. It reminds us of the intricate web woven by politics, culture, and diplomacy throughout history.
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