Artists and Arabs; Or, Sketching in Sunshine is a travelogue by Henry Blackburn, first published in 1868. The book chronicles the adventures of a group of artists as they journey through North Africa, particularly Algeria, capturing the landscapes, people, and cultures they encounter. Blackburn's narrative highlights the beauty and charm of the region, emphasizing the interplay between art and the exotic environments of places like Algiers. This work is notable for its vivid descriptions and cultural insights during a time when such travel narratives were gaining popularity.
