Fellah Man and Woman, illustration from The Valley of the Nile, engraved by Mouilleron, pub. by Lemercier, 1848

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"Fellah Man and Woman, illustration from The Valley of the Nile" is a notable engraved work by the French Orientalist scholar and artist, Emile Prisse d'Avennes (1807–1879). Published in 1848 by Lemercier and engraved by Mouilleron, this work is part of a larger record of Prisse d'Avennes' travels and studies in Egypt during the mid-19th century. This illustration provides a unique insight into the local life of the time, displaying a Fellah man and woman, members of the agriculturaling class in Egypt.

The artwork exceptionally documents the attire, activities, and cultural lifestyle of the period in Egypt, with meticulous detail that denotes Prisse d'Avennes' immersion in his subject matter. While the artist is known for his rigorous attention to detail and desire to protect ancient Egyptian art from being forgotten or destroyed, this piece shows his interest went beyond the landmarks and hieroglyphics, extending to the contemporary life of the natives.

"Fellah Man and Woman, illustration from The Valley of the Nile" is widely recognized as an important artistic and ethnographic document from the period of Orientalism. It contributes both to the understanding of the history of Western art's interaction with other cultures and to the study of Egyptian social history in the 19th century. Furthermore, it typifies Prisse d'Avennes' approach to his work in Egypt and his close observance of the country’s inhabitants.

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