Warden of the Mosque, Damascus

"The Secretary of the Mosque in Damascus" by German painter Gustav Bauernfeind depicts a stunning scene from the heart of Islamic architecture in the Levant in the late 19th century.

It depicts a man standing at the entrance of an ornate mosque, wearing an elegant oriental cloak, with stunning architectural details of zellij, arches, and floral and geometric motifs characteristic of the authentic Damascene style behind him.

The painting is saturated with natural light that streams onto the decorated walls, reflecting a meticulous realism that captivates the eye and emulates the splendor of the ancient East.

🎨 Color and art style details:

• Predominant colors: shades of sand, gold, indigo, and turquoise, with green shades and gilded motifs.
• Art Style: Realistic - High level architectural details.
• Lighting: Soft natural light highlights the depth of the carvings and the texture of the stone and wood.

🏡 Suggestions for coordinating the painting in the decor:

✔️ Ideal for councils, or sitting rooms with an Arabic or Andalusian style

✔️ It stands out beautifully in spaces with light walls or natural lighting.

✔️ Compatible with:

• ornate or gilded wooden frames
• Oriental or Moroccan furniture
• Decorative pieces made of copper or hand-made pottery

Board features:

✔ High print quality with clear, stable colors that do not fade.

✔ Professional design.

✔ Premium canvas stretched over a durable wooden frame.

✔ Adds a sporty, elegant feel and a distinctive personal touch.

✔ Ideal for youth rooms, offices, gaming rooms, or even lounges.