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ABOUT Dia Al-Azzawi
Azzawi’s Early Life and Education in BaghdadDia Al-Azzawi (b. 1939) is recognized as one of the pioneers of modern Arab art. Dia Al-Azzawi is an Iraqi painter and sculptor, who was born in Baghdad and lives and works in London.Azzawi studied at Baghdad University, obtaining a BSc in Archaeology in 1962. He then furthered his studies at the...
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