Halvadgi vendeur de confiture

Halvadgi vendeur de confiture is a painting by Jean Baptiste Vanmour. 



The artwork depicts a Halvadgi, a seller of confiture (a type of preserve), standing in what appears to be a Middle Eastern or North African setting. He is wearing traditional clothing, including a turban, a long-sleeved shirt, loose trousers, and a red sash. He carries a large, flat tray on his head, possibly containing his wares. A small, simple stand is beside him. The background suggests a stone wall and a muted color palette. The painting's style is realistic, with attention to detail in the clothing and the figure's posture. The size of the painting is 24.1 cm x 33 cm. The date of the painting is not specified in the provided metadata.