Art 3339 -

Serial Number: ART1889

Valuation:
BHD

Medium:
Watercolor on Paper

Type:
Abstract

Style:
Realism

Date:
1882

Size:
38 x 45 cm

Artist:
Abdullah Ahmed Al Muharraqi, born in Bahrain in 1939, is a renowned Bahraini artist known for blending traditional themes with modern techniques. Educated in Cairo, Egypt, he developed a style deeply rooted in Bahraini culture, reflecting the rich traditions, history, and daily life of the Arabian Gulf. His work often explores themes like the sea, desert, and local life, capturing the essence of Bahraini society. Al Muharraqi has exhibited his art both locally and internationally, earning widespread recognition and numerous awards. In addition to painting, he is known for his work in graphic design and illustration, contributing to various publications and projects. As a pioneer of modern art in Bahrain, his legacy continues to inspire future generations of artists.

Status: Display

Description:
This artwork, painted by Bahraini artist Abdullah Ahmed Al Muharraqi, reflects the cultural heritage of Bahrain, highlighting a time when camels were the primary mode of transportation. Through dynamic movement and vibrant colors, the piece captures the essence of a bygone era, emphasizing the importance of camels in the region’s daily life and traditions
The art was obtained by the A Faraj Gallery on the 5th of January 2025