Frederick Arthur Bridgman is best known for his painted visions of exoticized North African scenes and people. He was considered among the leading Orientalist artists of his time. During his long and prolific career, Bridgman traveled to Morocco, Algeria, Egypt, Turkey and Syria to paint and document local customs. In 1881, at the peak of his popularity, Bridgman exhibited over three hundred works at the American Art Gallery in New York.
diversion assyrian king 1877
messenger 1879
procession honor isis 1902
scene morocco 1885
village el biar algeria 1889
learning quran coran 1921
falcon hunt
cleopatras barge
arab women town wall 1925
an egyptian procession 1902
an arab encampment
pharaoh army engulfed red sea 1900
an arab village 1879
women cemetery algiers
an algerian street
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