Charles de Coubertin

Charles de Coubertin (1822-1908) was a French painter renowned for his Orientalist works. His paintings often depicted scenes of daily life in the Middle East and North Africa, like the image of a caravan in the desert. He captured the vibrant colors and diverse cultures of these regions with meticulous detail and a strong sense of realism. His work contributed to the growing interest in the exotic and the Orient in 19th-century Europe.