Pratiques des harems marocains : sorcellerie, médecine, beauté. Reprint. manuscripts Co-authored w/ A

Co-authored w/ A

comme les mosquées andalouses ou les majestueuses portes de la ville

Préférant l’action à la méditation

An illustrated survey of Moroccan history during the 20th century: More than 1

Reprint of the 1899 edition

Pratiques des harems marocains : sorcellerie, médecine, beauté. Reprint. manuscripts Co-authored w/ AHarem traditions in Morocco. New reprint, hard cover. Aline R. de Lens was a painter, one of the first women admitted to the Art School of Paris. In 1914, she went to live in Morocco with her husband, Andr Rveillaud, a lawyer who notably devoted himself to the defense of Moroccans in Fs' court. They lived principally in Meknes, where she dedicated herself to the then named "native" arts revival. Also a writer, it is with a feminist sensibility that