

The image depicts a black and white drawing of a courtyard with people gathered. The courtyard is paved with square stones and features a large stone building with arches and domes in the background. The building appears to be made of stone bricks and has several windows and archways. In the foreground, people are standing or sitting on the ground, some wearing robes or other traditional clothing. To the right of the main building, there is a tall stone wall with a railing on top. The sky above is light-colored with some darker lines suggesting clouds or smoke. The overall atmosphere suggests a religious or cultural gathering. The drawing is signed "Otto H. Bacher" in the bottom-right corner.
Artwork details
- Dimensions:
- 767 × 900 px
- Museum record:
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