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Art Morocco: Mohamed Melehi, Ahmed Cherkaoui, Jilali Gharboui
Title: Art Morocco: Mohamed Melehi, Ahmed Cherkaoui, Jilali Gharboui
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Melehi 1936-2020
Melehi 1936-2020
A cosmopolitan artist and leader of the Moroccan modern movement, Mohamed Melehi helped to shape the aesthetic of postcolonial and pan-Arab artists’ networks. In recognition of his...
Mohamed Melehi
Mohamed Melehi
Over time, Melehi’s body of work affirms the undulant shape of a wave carrying with it an infinity of metaphor. Manifested today in a process of temporal symbiosis in his artistic ...
Folding parasol with case and instructions, made by Thomas Weeks and silver by George Creak, probably London, 1810-1811. Folding parasol with case and instructions. The parasol with a green silk canopy, the edge is trimmed with cream silk fringe. Telescop
Folding parasol with case and instructions, made by Thomas Weeks and silver by George Creak, probably London, 1810-1811. Folding parasol with case and instructions. The parasol with a green silk canopy, the edge is trimmed with cream silk fringe. Telescop
Folding parasol with case and instructions, made by Thomas Weeks and silver by George Creak, probably London, 1810-1811. Folding parasol with case and instructions. The parasol wit...
Mohamed El Baz, Naked lunch / Mohamed Melehi (2020)
Mohamed El Baz, Naked lunch / Mohamed Melehi (2020)
Photoraphy, 55 × 100 cm...
Mohamed Melehi, Arabian Moucharabieh (2020)
Mohamed Melehi, Arabian Moucharabieh (2020)
Acrylic on canvas, 150 × 120 × 4 cm...
Brooches and ornaments from Morocco and Ireland
Brooches and ornaments from Morocco and Ireland
The item is a plate which accompanies an offprint from the Proceedings of the Royal Irish Academy, of an article by Francis M Jennings. It is entitled 'Brooches and Ornaments fro...
Jews of Morocco.
Jews of Morocco.
A pair of identical copies from the same postcard, with a miniature print from an engraving depicting a group of Jews studying at Beit Midrash, apparently in one of morocco's commu...