Published in 2000, this paperback offers a visual and textual journey through Morocco as seen through the eyes of photographer Louis Morère (1885‑1949). Charlotte Monto combines critical commentary with a selection of Morère’s photographs, situating his work within the broader context of early‑20th‑century art and travel literature. Readers encounter vivid images of Moroccan landscapes, architecture, and daily life, accompanied by insightful analysis that explores the photographer’s aesthetic choices and cultural perspectives. The volume serves both as a scholarly resource for art historians and as an accessible introduction for anyone interested in the intersection of photography, travel, and artistic interpretation.