El Asha (1891) – Collector’s Edition Fine Art Print

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Size 30x45 cm / 12x18″ 60x90 cm / 24x36″

Product Archival Print Edition Collector’s Edition (Framed)

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El Asha (1891) – Collector’s Edition Fine Art Print

Sir John Lavery (Irish, 1856–1941)

Step into sun-washed Tangier at the turn of 1891. During his first Moroccan journey, Lavery sketched the Kasbah, the souk, and the rooftop vistas of the Continental Hotel. El Asha (Bab al Assa) looks toward the gate at the south-eastern end of the Kasbah: tethered donkeys, Berber and Riffian figures slipping past whitewashed walls—an “impression of brilliant sunshine” distilled with Irish Impressionist sensitivity.

Collector’s Edition Features

Archival fine-art print on 300 gsm museum-grade matte paper (acid-free)
Precision colour-matched reproduction with 100+ year pigment longevity
Optional FSC-certified solid wood frames (oak, black, or white) with UV-filter glazing
Certificate of Authenticity included
Carefully packaged and shipped worldwide

Available Sizes (Horizontal)

Size (cm)	Size (inches)	Framing
30 × 45 cm	12 × 18″	Unframed or Framed (oak / black / white)
60 × 90 cm	24 × 36″	Unframed or Framed (oak / black / white)

Why Collect This Work

Key subject from Lavery’s first Tangier campaign (January 1891)
Irish Impressionism meeting North African light and architecture
Authentic heritage statement for refined interiors and serious collections

Framing & Care

Frames: FSC-certified wood, archival mount, UV-filter glazing
Display away from direct sunlight and moisture; dust with a soft, dry cloth

Provenance Note

Lavery’s Tangier sketches, deposited with Goupil Gallery on his return to London in 1891, drew critical praise for their vivid handling of light and atmosphere—qualities preserved in this faithful Collector’s Edition.

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