Collector’s Edition
Evening, Tangier by Sir John Lavery
Step onto a sun-warmed rooftop in turn-of-the-century Tangier with this luminous reproduction of Evening, Tangier—a refined meditation on stillness, atmosphere, and far-off horizons by Irish master Sir John Lavery.
Originally exhibited in 1908, this intimate rooftop scene comes from Lavery’s Morocco paintings. A solitary Moorish woman stands in quiet reverie, her gaze drawn toward the hazy silhouette of Jebel Musa—the legendary Pillar of Hercules—while the city settles into twilight and the last light softens into calm.
Influenced by the Orientalist tradition associated with painters such as Gérôme and Benjamin-Constant, Lavery offers subtle elegance rather than spectacle. The result is not merely a view, but a mood: a suspended moment between day and night, presence and memory—captured through North African light, architecture, and silence.
Collector’s Edition Print Standard
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Archival giclée reproduction with excellent tonal nuance and detail
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Pigment inks for longevity and fade resistance
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Paper: 250gsm museum-grade archival matte paper
- Produced in carefully controlled batches for consistent quality
Why Collectors Choose This Piece
- A jewel of Irish Orientalism and early 20th-century travel painting
- Ideal for serene interiors—bedrooms, studies, reading corners, and gallery walls
- A timeless composition built on light, architecture, and contemplative mood
Add a touch of distant skies and evening stillness to your space with this elegant, atmospheric print.
