Qatari
The visual appearance of the art style Qatari is characterized by its use of bright colors and patterns. The art is often geometric in nature, and often features animals and plants.
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Overview and Quickfacts
The Qatari art style is a traditional form of Islamic art that is characterized by its use of geometric patterns and calligraphy. This art style is often used in the decoration of mosques and other religious buildings.
Can understand it also, as:
Gulf, Arab, Middle Eastern
Categorize it as:
Impressionism, Modernism
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Detailed Description
Qatari art is a rich and varied tradition that has been passed down through the generations. From the intricate patterns of Arabic calligraphy to the vibrant colours of traditional henna designs, Qatari art is both beautiful and unique. Some of the most famous Qatari artists include Hassan Al Thani, who is known for his stunning landscapes, and Ahmed Al Maadheed, whose portraits are highly sought after. Other popular Qatari artists include Abdulrahman Al Attiyah, whose paintings often depict scenes from daily life, and Fatima Al Fardan, whose work is characterised by its use of bright colours and geometric shapes. Qatari art is not only limited to painting and sculpture ĂÂĂÂĂÂĂÂ it also includes a rich tradition of crafts such as pottery, weaving and metalwork. These crafts are often passed down through the generations, with families teaching their children the skills and techniques needed to create beautiful works of art. The Qatar National Museum is home to a large collection of Qatari art, and there are also several private galleries that showcase the work of local artists. With its rich and varied history, Qatari art is truly a treasure trove waiting to be discovered.
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Artists, Paintings, and more
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Artists (be aware, speculation possible):
1. Faraj Al-Azzawi (born 1940) 2. Ahmed Al-Bahrani (born 1942) 3. Hassan Al-Muharraqi (born 1943) 4. Yousef Al-Muharraqi (born 1944) 5. Mohammed Al-Thani (born 1945) 6. Jassim Zaini (born 1946) 7. Najeeb Al-Nuaimi (born 1947) 8. Khaled Al-Baih (born 1978) 9. Abdullah Al-Otaibi (born 1979) 10. Mohammed Al-Mahmoud (born 1980) 11. Aisha Al-Sulaiti (born 1981) 12. Fatima Al-Muharraqi (born 1982) 13. Mariam Al-Maadeed (born 1983) 14. Noor Al-Malki (born 1984) 15. Dana Al-Fardan (born 1985)
Artworks (be aware, speculation possible)
1. The Doha skyline, by Qatar artist Ahmed Al Maadheed, 2010 2. The Pearl Qatar, by Qatar artist Ahmed Al Maadheed, 2011 3. Al Wakrah Fort, by Qatar artist Ahmed Al Maadheed, 2012 4. The Corniche, by Qatar artist Ahmed Al Maadheed, 2013 5. The Museum of Islamic Art, by Qatar artist Ahmed Al Maadheed, 2014 6. The Qatar National Museum, by Qatar artist Ahmed Al Maadheed, 2015 7. The Qatar Foundation, by Qatar artist Ahmed Al Maadheed, 2016 8. The Qatar Airways, by Qatar artist Ahmed Al Maadheed, 2017 9. The Qatar National Bank, by Qatar artist Ahmed Al Maadheed, 2018 10. The Qatar University, by Qatar artist Ahmed Al Maadheed, 2019 11. The Qatar Museum of Modern Art, by Qatar artist Ahmed Al Maadheed, 2020 12. The Qatar National Library, by Qatar artist Ahmed Al Maadheed, 2021 13. The Qatar National Archives, by Qatar artist Ahmed Al Maadheed, 2022 14. The Qatar Foundation for Education, Science and Community Development, by Qatar artist Ahmed Al Maadheed, 2023 15. The Qatar Olympic Committee, by Qatar artist Ahmed Al Maadheed, 2024
Epoch
The art style of Qatari is typically associated with the period of the late 19th and early 20th centuries.
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