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The narrator recounts a season of sketching in North Africa with fellow artists, describing life in Algiers' Moorish quarter, the atmosphere of cafés and studios, and the practice of outdoor sketching. He details excursions into surrounding landscapes including Bouzareah, Blidah, Medeah, the Atlas and Kabylia regions, and visits to notable sites such as Fort Napoléon. Chapters examine models, life-school work, the routines and hardships of winter studios abroad, and weather events that affect fieldwork. Observations combine architectural and street scenes, local customs, and practical advice for artists seeking material and solitude for study.
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