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Danse du sabre, Aissaoua
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Aissawa (el. Aissaoua - religiös-mystisk sammanslutning grundad i Marocko). Sabeldans.Bilden är en dubblett till LXVI:F.20.Bilderna med inventarienummer LXVI:K.H.01.-137. är inköpta av Johanna Kempe, f. Wallis, i Alger, Biskra, Tunis, Constantine, Oran och Blidah vid hennes vistelse i nämnda städer tillsammans med sin dotter och svärson, Wilhelmina och Walther von Hallwyl, dotterdottern Irma samt fröknarna Caroline Pflaum och Ida Uhse under deras resa genom Algeriet och Tunisien samt åter över Schweiz 11 februari - 19 maj 1889. Förestående uppgifter lämnade med ledning av fröken Ida Uhses Reseanteckningar. Vissa av bilderna är dubbletter till bilder i inventarienummerserien LXVI:F.01.-138. som köptes in av Wilhelmina von Hallwyl under samma resa.
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: Foto, Algeriet, Resealbum, Matta
English translation: Aissawa (or Aissaoua - religious-mystical association founded in Morocco). Sabre dance. The picture is a duplicate to LXVI: F.20. The pictures with inventory number LXVI: K.H.01.-137. was purchased by Johanna Kempe, b. Wallis, in Algiers, Biskra, Tunis, Constantine, Oran and Blidah during her stay in the mentioned cities together with her daughter and son-in-law, Wilhelmina and Walther von Hallwyl, granddaughter Irma and Misses Caroline Pflaum and Ida Uhse during their journey through Algeria and Tunisia and again across Switzerland 11 February - 19 May 1889. Upcoming information provided by Miss Ida Uhse's Travel Notes. Some of the pictures are duplicates of pictures in the inventory number series LXVI: F.01.-138. which was purchased by Wilhelmina von Hallwyl during the same trip.
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date QS:P571,+1889-00-00T00:00:00Z/7,P1326,+1889-00-00T00:00:00Z/9
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