Drawing Room

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Location: Tunis, Tunisia Date: 1880 The private rivate drawing room in Kasr-el-Said Here, in 1881, was concluded the Bardo Treaty, which ended the independence of Tunisia. While Tu nisia had come under the control of the Ottoman Empire in 1574, it had a lot of autonomy to run its own affairs under the local Bey. Bey was originally the title of the provincial governor. From the early 18th century, the Bey became the head of state of the Kingdom of Tunis while still nominally subordinate to the Ottoman Sultan. Our prints are made-to-order using the revered Giclée printing method, ensuring exceptional detail and vibrant colors. We prioritize quality by using archival grade pigment-based inks and acid-free, heavyweight 300 GSM photo paper for longevity. Each print is seamlessly framed in custom-made, durable wooden framing with shatter-resistant and UV shielding artist-grade acrylic. Your art will arrive ready to easily hang, be admired and hold its vibrancy for decades. Medium Beautifully printed on our rich matte-finished heavy 300GSM Giclée paper using only archival inks. Our substrates will last without fading for decades. Frame Hand crafted and made-to-order natural wood or painted wood frame. Arrives ready-to-hang. Show more