Citerne Portugaise
Maarten Verhees about Citerne Portugaise
El Jadida is a port city on the Atlantic coast of Morocco, in the El Jadida province of the same name, located in the Doukala-Abda region. During the French protectorate over Morocco (1912-1956), the city was called Mazagan.The city was taken by the Portuguese in 1502. They named it Mazagão and retained it as the only city in Morocco after 1541. Mazagão was repeatedly besieged by the Moroccans and finally came into Moroccan hands in 1769 after being largely destroyed by the Portuguese on their departure.A water cellar or cistern is an underground or covered basin for storing drinking or domestic water.
This artworks is offered by Maarten Verhees
I am Maarten Verhees. The focus of my photographs is on the variation of architecture, animals and people. I try to capture the essence of local places in photographs.
Why you choose Citerne Portugaise on Art Frame
- We had to put it together ourselves. To be honest, I was not looking forward to that. But it was super easy and the end results looks really tight. We are happy customers!
- High quality print
- Easily swap the print
- With optional sound absorbing panels
Citerne Portugaise by Maarten Verhees
Buy this bestseller digital art artwork Citerne Portugaise as a reproduction on canvas, Art Frame, poster and wallpaper, printed on demand in high quality.
Art code:
304 294 
