Books and Articles On His Works
- "Malva" Omar Hamdi, Life and Color, in Arabic, Damascus, 1976.
- "Malva" Omar Hamdi, Life and Work, in German, Vienna 1987, by Dr. S. Kaiser.
- Malva, A Critical Study, in English and German by Nikolai Meikofski, published in 1991 by the Art Gallery, New York.
- Malva, Impressionist Works, in English, published by Gallery Arnot, New York, 1991; in German by Gallery L'Atelier, A Critical and Analytical Study by Andre Manzano.
- Malva, Omar Hamdi, 20 years of Oil Painting, Art Forum, Vienna, 1994.
- Bachar - Malva, Atlas Production, 1992, in French and English, for the Bolognafiere, Italy. - Dictionary of World Artistic Criticism, 1999 in English, Flash Art Publishing.
- International Directory of Arts, Galleries and Museums, 1991-1992, in German, Art Address, Frankfurt.
- Several wall annual Calendars and exhibition-catalogues.
- A Volume of 12 Paintings, published by the International Aid Organization in Venice, Italy, Comune di Padova, Progetto Giovanni, 1992.
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