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Algerian Landscape
1930
In the foreground, oleander bushes are blooming in profusion, backed by arid hills.
Native Oleander
1930
An autochrome transparency of a shrub covered with pink blossoms. Arid hills are in the background.
Mosaic
1930
A close-up view of a mosaic with vivid geometric patterns, possibly in Constantine, Algeria.
Oleander in Bloom
1930
An oleander in full bloom is standing in colorful contrast to the arid hills in the background.
Roman Mosaics
1930
Roman carvings and architectural remnants are displayed out-of-doors below two intricate mosaics in Algeria, possibly in Constantine.
Roman Mosaics
1930
Roman carvings and architectural remnants are displayed out-of-doors below two intricate mosaics in Algeria, possibly in Constantine.
