#Inji Efflatoun

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The Fruit Carrier

Inji Efflatoun

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the dinshaway massacre

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Inji Efflatoun - Swiss Countryside I, 1952

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01 Painting, MIDDLE EASTERN ART, Inji Efflatoun's FELOUKAS ON THE NILE, with Footnotes - 23

A felucca is a traditional wooden sailing boat used in protected waters of the Red Sea and eastern Mediterranean, in Egypt and Sudan (particularly along the Nile), including Malta and Tunisia, and also in Iraq. Its rig consists of one or two lateen sails…

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#artvideo, “Grandes mujeres artistas” – “Great Women Artists”

(Inji Aflatoun-Foto/Photo Inji Efflatoun en su atelier de El Cairo/ Inji Efflatoun in her Cairo Studio | image via nytimes | Safar Khan Gallery) …#artvideo, “Grandes mujeres artistas” – “Great Women Artists”

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Inji Efflatoun, Mathbah Al Kneeseh (The Church Altar), c.1940s

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Inji Efflatoun (Egyptian, 1924-1989) - Expectation (ca. 1940)

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Inji Efflatoun

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Inji Efflatoun

Título: Textile Weaver in Akhmim, 1971.

Tipo: Óleo sobre tela.

Tamanho: 97 x 67 cm.

Localização: Museum of Egyptian Modern Art, Cairo.

Movimento: arte moderna.

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Trees in Blossom in Egypt (1972)

Inji Efflatoun

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Inji Efflatoun (Egyptian, 1924-1989), UNTITLED, 1961. Oil on canvas, 51 x 45 cm

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Inji Efflatoun (1924-1989): Egyptian artist, feminist, and activist. She wrote Thamanun milyun imraa ma'ana (Eighty Million Women with Us) in 1948 and Nahnu al-nisa al-misriyyat (We Egyptian Women) in 1949. These popular political pamphlets linked class and gender oppression, connecting both to imperialist oppression

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Inji Efflatoun, the pioneer female artist and activist, is a shining example of the very best of modern Egyptian art. In the post-1940 Egyptian movements that she was at the forefront of, the particular lens through which Inji produces her drawings is presented within the socio-political prism of women's rights and Marxist progressive activism.

Born in 1924, she was raised in an upper-class family. Ironically, it led her to experience Marxism during her school years. It was through this infatuation that Efflatoun became a socio-political activist for many purposes.

Her fateful imprisonment in 1959 would color her life experience from then on and crystallize her unique artistic style. Guided primarily by her rebellious spirit, Efflatoun explored themes much further taken away from her sheltered upbringing: poverty, imprisonment, women's rights, political activism, and the ceaseless labor of Egyptian peasants. This special collection is presented with the concept of displaying the remains of Inji's visual memoirs. A thematic and chronological retelling of Efflatoun's exceptionally eventful and inspiring life story.

Read more: https://www.jmartmanagement.com/post/mémoires-of-inji-inji-efflatoun

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Inji Aflatoun / Inji Efflatoun / إنجي حسن أفلاطون, b. 1924, d. 1989 Self Portrait Egypt (1958) Mathaf Arab Museum of Modern Art, Doha [Source], [Source]

Wikipedia says:

Inji Aflatoun was an Egyptian painter and activist in the women's movement. She was a "leading spokesman for the Marxist-progressive-nationalist-feminist spokeswoman in the late 1940s and 1950s", as well as a "pioneer of modern Egyptian art" and "one of the important Egyptian visual artists"

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Inji efflatoun - Egypt

انجي افلاطون -مصر 

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Inji Efflatoun (Egyptian, 1924-1989) - The Dancers, 1965