The title figures of this work all sit on ornately decorated mats around a hookah pipe.
Describing the building in which this painting is set, its artist stated, "How beautiful! Like in Homeric times!" This work was created after its artist, through the influence of the actress Mademoiselle Mars, was chosen to accompany diplomat Charles de Mornay abroad. In the top left of this painting, a mirror tilts downward on a wall into which is built a red-doored cabinet containing glass vases and cups. The bottom of this work shows discarded slippers next to tongs and a basket of coals. The letters A through O title the 15 versions in a series of works by (*) Picasso that were inspired by this painting. In this work, a black servant whose hair is wrapped in a red-orange cloth stands in front of a green and yellow curtain emblazoned with Arabic script. The title figures of this work all sit on ornately decorated mats around a hookah pipe. For 10 points, name this Orientalist work by EugÃ¨ne Delacroix depicting the apartment room of three concubines in an African harem.
Describing the building in which this painting is set, its artist stated, "How beautiful!
Women of Algiers in Their Apartment [or  Femmes d'Alger dans leur appartement]