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Andalusian Entrance Sold - UK |
Damas House Sold - Washington |
Grand Mosque Sold - UK |
The old School Sold - Australia |
Mosaic 18" x 14" oil color |
Aleppo Gate 20"x16"watercolor |
Stolen Freedom 24" x 18" oil colo |
The Refugee Sold - Toronto |
The Migrant 15" x 11" acrylic |
Self Portrait 10" x 8" oil color |
The Entrance Sold - USA |
Meditation 18" x 14" oil color |
Damas Vase Glass |
Fruit & Roses Sold - Canada |
City Vase Ceramic |
My first oil color painting |
Lilies Vase Sold - Canada |
Venice 18"x14" oil color |
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Realism
in which the subject of the painting looks much like the real thing rather than being stylized or abstracted,
is the style many people think of as "true art." Only when examined close up
do what appear to be solid colors reveal themselves as a series of brushstrokes of many colors and values.
Realism has been the dominant style of painting since the Renaissance.
The artist uses perspective to create an illusion of space and depth,
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The four Islamic historical sites around the dome were built under the Umayyad dynasty as
Damascus was the capital city of the whole Islamic world. From each city (Damascus, Aleppo, Cordoba and Granada)
I have chosen the most beautiful historical building and made a surrounding environment that match it story.
The four stories together with the dome and the four columns complete the whole painting idea.
The glaring light in the middle of the Dome present the rise of Islam while the dome itself symbolizes the time.