Halfaouine Mosque in Tunis
Michel Reference
TN 296
Stanley Reference
TN 268
Yvert Reference
TN 283
Themes
Sites and landscapes
Description
The mosque located in Halfaouine (Tunis) is known as the
Saheb Ettabaâ mosque. Built between 1808 and 1814, it is a jewel of Ottoman architecture in Tunis, combining Italian influences (fluted columns, marble) and traditional structure. It is part of a complex including a madrassah, baths and shops.
Saheb Ettabaâ mosque. Built between 1808 and 1814, it is a jewel of Ottoman architecture in Tunis, combining Italian influences (fluted columns, marble) and traditional structure. It is part of a complex including a madrassah, baths and shops.
Size
17x21 mm
Colors
Brun orange
Designer
Georges Daussy (E) et Perdraut
Printers
DAUSSY
Perforation
14 x 13½
Print
Typographie
Face Value
2,50 DT
Mint Value
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Used Value
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