Tableaux algeriens : ouvrage illustre de douze eaux-fortes par Guillaumet, Courtry, Le Rat, Gery-Bichard, Muller et Toussaint, de six heliogravures par Dujardin, et de cent vingt-huit gravures en relief d'apres les tableaux, les dessins et les croquis de l'artiste
Tableaux algeriens is an 1888 Paris illustrated travel book by the painter Gustave Guillaumet, with text by Eugene Mouton, published by E. Plon, Nourrit et Cie and presented to a French readership. Its plates are etchings and related prints of Algerian scenes: crowds of robed figures on open ground, riders and camel-like processions, and figures gathered on rocky paths under trees. A designer might take from them the tight tonal hatching and loose group compositions used to suggest heat, dust and dense human movement.
