DJENNÉ DIARIES

Description

Size: A1
Printed on canvas,
Limited edition /25
Fine art photography by Izla Bethdavid
Printed on fine art paper, with frame and glass
Djenné, Mali
A boy bicycling in front of the Great Mosque, the largest mud-brick building in the world, in Djenné, Mali, one of the oldest
known cities in Africa. The way the walls of the Great mosque are made is so astonishing in which Malians used sun-baked mud
bricks called a ferry and a mud-based mortar. Using a mud plaster Malians coated the walls that give faces of the building a smooth
and well-sculpted look.