Le maroc II

Eugène Delacroix: Vue de Tanger avec deux Arabes assis.

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Mohammedia. Beach and industry

Mohammedia is very popular with Moroccans, especially people from Casablanca, due to a relaxed atmosphere, and a great beach. However, south along the coast, the beach ends quickly in a large plant of petrochemical industry, which so visible that you will feel insecure about polution the first time you enter the sea. But it is supposed to be clean, and there is a large number of Moroccans entering the waves.



In April 1998, at least two months before the real season starts. Note the the doubtful setting of factories in the background.

Mohammedia is a friendly place, but quickly gets an abandoned feeling outside the summer season. During summer it is known for being open, relaxed and popular place for young people to meet, and have an (in the majority of the cases) innocent summer flirt.



Tourist centre of Mohammedia. The town is very, very green. All streets are tree and palm covered. This takes away most of the urban feeling, and gives Mohammedia a friendly touch that Moroccan tourists love.



There is little to see in Mohammedia, but walking around the streets is rewarding, framed by tall and green trees on both sides.

Alfred Dehodencq: Mariée juive au Maroc.

Jules Van Biesbroeck: L'entrée du bain maure.

Alfred Dehodencq: Le conteur marocain,Place du Socco à Tanger.

Bravo Claudio: Le voile.

Alexander Mann: Un regard sur le monde extérieur.

Charles Kérivel: Femme en son jardin.

Charles Kérivel: Porte et marchands.

Rouargue: Tanger.

Matisse: Intérieur au violon.

Majorelle: Affiche pour le S.I.T.T.

Essaouira en peinture:

Gravure: Ville et port de Tanger.

merci reem

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De rien StylishS .Je trouvais qu'il manquait une certaine approche artistique ou du moins picturale au sein du topic.

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