Djenné — The clay mosque — Édition Michel Renaudeau S.A. n° XXXV-C1

Description

View of the clay mosque of Djenné in Mali, with two Peul shepherds in traditional attire: long cloaks and round hats to protect from the sun, holding sticks. The reverse notes that the mosque, rebuilt around 1830, was the most famous in Africa in the 18th century. Text printed in French, publisher Michel Renaudeau S.A., French postmark canceled 'Djenné 01-14'.