
1861–1929 · French · 30 artworks
artist bio
Nasreddine Dinet was a French Orientalist painter who converted to Islam and dedicated his life and art to depicting Arab and Islamic culture with respect and accuracy. His work provides valuable insights into North African life during the late 19th and early 20th centuries.
what you'll learn
Studying Dinet's work allows students to explore the Orientalist movement from a perspective that sought cultural understanding rather than exoticization. Students can learn about accurate representation, narrative painting, and the use of light and color to convey atmosphere and emotion.
related: Eugene Delacroix, Jean-Leon Gerome

Young Rider With A Rifle
1900

Martyr Of Love (Chahid El Ouschq)
1922

Haremsdame
1929

Abdel Ghourem And Nour El Aïn (slave Of Love And Light Of The Eyes)
1900

Blind meddah singing the epic of the prophet or the Arab storyteller
1923

Prayer Around The Sacred Temple Of The Kaâba In Mekka
1914

The Alilou Game
1890

Under The Pink Laurels
1907

Portrait of Sliman Ben Ibrahim with Nichan El Anouar and Palmes Académiques Decorations
1910

Girl veiling herself
1901

On The Terraces, Moonlight
1908

Small Washers In The Wadi
1888

Imam Presiding over Prayer
1922

Night Party
1891

Girls Games

Young Fellah

Dancers
1904

The Koranic school

The Snake Charmer
1889

Arabian Head
1901

The Krouta Game
1901

A village

Party Costume
1907

Game of little girls in the palm grove or Game of deception or Tzalbiha

Bather by Moonlight
1902

Raoucha
1901

Women crossing the dry bed of the Bou-Saâda wadi

The Son of a Saint M’rabeth
1900

Baigneuses
1912

Loued Mzi Flood