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English: An etching of Lalla Mesuda (1532-1591), saint, philanthropist, and political figure of the Saadi period in Morocco. Lalla Mesuda wears the traditional Moroccan Caftan, embroidered with gold thread.
Français : Une gravure de Lalla Mesuda (1532-1591), sainte, philanthrope et personnalité politique de la période Saadienne au Maroc. Lalla Messaouda porte le Caftan traditionnel marocain, brodé de fil d'or.
العربية: نقش للالة مسعودة (1532-1591)، شخصية سياسية في العصر السعدي بالمغرب. للا مسعودة ترتدي القفطان المغربي التقليدي المطرز بخيوط الذهب.
Date (1532-1591)
Source https://cartespostales.eu/117951/MAROC_-_La_Sainte_Ch_rifa_Lalla-Messaouda__999__-_tr_s_bon__tat.jpg
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