The Snake Charmer was painted by a leading user of this style, Jean-Léon Gérôme, and another work in this style shows Algerian concubines gathered around a hookah pipe.
The ceiling of the banqueting hall built in this style features a radially symmetric arrangement of long leaves. That building features a central dome studded with a ring of elliptical windows and was designed in this style by John Nash. In addition to the Royal Pavilion in Brighton, works in this thematic style include a painting in which servants bring an urn and a box of pearls to a topless woman tying her golden hair before her meeting with King Ahasuerus. Works in this thematic style include The Toilette of Esther by Théodore Chassériau, as well as a painting showing a ragged band of armed men sitting against a (*) blue-and-white-tiled wall, watching a naked boy with a python wrapped around his body. The Snake Charmer was painted by a leading user of this style, Jean-Léon Gérôme, and another work in this style shows Algerian concubines gathered around a hookah pipe. For 10 points, name this aesthetic and thematic style through which many 19th century artists represented Asian culture.
The ceiling of the banqueting hall built in this style features a radially symmetric arrangement of long leaves.
Orientalism [accept Indo-Saracenic Revival or Hindoo before "painting"] 