Orientalist School (c. 1950) - Triptych Of Tetouan, I

- Watercolor on art paper. Hand-signed.

- The streets of Tetouan come to life, bathed in a white, sea-like light that glides over the whitewashed walls, awakening a labyrinth of aromas where freshly brewed mint tea mingles with the sweet scent of orange blossom, the scent of freshly cut cedar wood, and the spicy hint of cumin. A musicality that is both lively and serene animates the pulse of the medina: the rhythmic murmur of footsteps on the cobblestones, the crystal-clear laughter escaping from a hidden patio, the clinking of metal under the craftsman’s hammer, and the rustling of djellabas brushing against the corners of the walls. The air is charged with history and daily life; it is a luminous atmosphere where time flows unhurriedly, enveloped by the scent of bread baked over a wood fire and the welcoming warmth of a city that preserves, in every alleyway, the eternal echo of its Andalusian soul.

- Unframed image dimensions: 17 x 24 cm / 32 x 40 cm with an exclusive, custom-made frame.