Colored lithograph “Peasant Dwellings in Upper Egypt”

A historical colored lithograph titled *Peasant Dwellings in Upper Egypt* from the mid-19th century, based on a drawing by the French traveler, archaeologist, and orientalist Émile Prisse d'Avennes. The scene depicts traditional rural dwellings made of unfired bricks in Upper Egypt, surrounded by palm trees and the daily life of the local inhabitants. The delicate drawing and muted color palette in shades of sand, gray, green, and ochre create the authentic atmosphere of Orientalist documentary art. The print is mounted in a wooden frame under glass, with a preserved patina of age. Intended for hanging on a wall indoors. Suitable for films, TV series, museum exhibitions, historical reenactments, advertising, and photography with Egyptian, Orientalist, or colonial themes.