This page represents most of our collection of original Antique prints of North Africa. Please click on an image to see it in high-resolution with details of the work itself. For enquiries and purchases, please do contact us.

Morocco: The Sultan of Morocco on his Journey from Fez to Taza being acclaimed by tribesmen. Political commentary below.

Morocco: Tangier. View of the coast as seen from Gibraltar. Showing the positions of Ceuta, Tetuan, and Tangier.

Libya: Tripoli. Panorama of the fortified city and port, a principal settlement for pirates on the Barbary coast.

Tunisia: Tunis. View over the harbour towards the city.

Barbary: Saicque or small vessel on the coast of Barbary.

Tunisia: Tunis. Panorama of the port and fortress from the Mediterranean.

Habit of the Horsemen of Barbary and the mode by which the women travel.

Morocco: Views of Tangier and Cape Spartel.

Libya: Lady of Sockna.

Algeria: View of Algiers from the environs.

Barbary: Panoramas of Tunis, Tripoli, Gigfry, three of Algeria and six vignettes of customs. With explanatory text in French.

Tunisia: Tunis. View of souks (stalls) in the Medina bazaar.

Tunisia: Carthage. Panorama over the ruins and Mediterranean coast.

Tunisia: El Jem. View of the Roman amphitheatre.

Tunisia: View of El-Kef from the environs.

Tunis, Tunisia: Panorama of the city in the late 17th century during the last days of the Coriscan Muradid Dynasty. With key in Dutch and French.