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Eugène Delacroix was the acknowledged master of the French Romantic school. In 1832, he traveled to North Africa with the French ambassador, Count de Mornay, who was to negotiate a treaty of friendship with the sultan of Morocco. One day in Tangier, the two hid in an attic and through the cracks of a shuttered window witnessed the frenzy of the Aïssaouas,' a fanatical Muslim sect'. The Aissawa is a religious and mystical brotherhood. It was founded in Meknès, Morocco by Muhammad Ben Aïssâ (1465–1526). In fact the Aissawa are not generally known for fanaticism, but for spiritualism and music.

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