Influences That Reflected The Artist's Intellectual and Artistic
- Art is expressive and recorded the sudden impact that results from the vision and quick cursory glance and the strength of observation and analysis of the factors which affected the self-defense after it printed pictures of forms and the ability to bring these observations colors and lines of fast implementation months of her paintings (KSE) Museum of Egyptian Modern Art.
- Is the most important artists of the second generation after generation of pioneers in the modern Egyptian art professor is amazingly generations of Egyptian women between the artists .. Style in the painting depicts reality Plumsat Tothreyp (impressionism) it is an instinctive sense of taste strongly of expression .. Have a clear technical and functional since the beginning of her life known as the high ability in handling the topics of movement, such as horse racing and the market .. It gives each person a special expression of movement and color features - The vocabulary of attention makes her paintings Alchkhos close portrait of Cartoons ... They tend to helicopters and radioactive composition which is a strong correlation.
To reflect on the paintings of Margaret Nakhla most human groupings, sometimes cynically and accuracy of the stock market perception Vlouhadtha desperate people with the money amazing to note that these expressions have the image of nature, but amid the disposal of the artist, has been an artist has all the means of drafting and technical high-capacity, and at the same time they have enlightened thought and awareness of human classy.
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