Calligraphy

2008
oil on canvas
90 x 90 cm
signed and dated in English 'A. Moualla 2008'; signed in Arabic 'احمد معلا' (lower right)

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Private Collection, Beirut.
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Beirut, Lebanon
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  • ABOUT Ahmad Moualla
    Born in 1958 in Damascus, Ahmad Moualla's large-scale paintings often reflect the relationship between society and the individual. Theatrical in their Post-Expressionist hand, Moualla's figurative and calligraphic designs blur the line between reality and fiction. In the recent years, Moualla has returned to integrate calligraphy in his works,...
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