Adib Fattal
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From the album: A Middleeastern Naive Primitive Folk school of Art
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A Middleeastern Naive Primitive Folk school of Art
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My site is made up of two subject matters, which are villages and cities. The majority of these cities and villages are inspired by middle-eastern architecture. My villages tend to be almost all my imagination, while the city ones often have a real existing landmark. I also often further beautify the city sites so as to appeal even more to the public. -
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From the album: A Middleeastern Naive Primitive Folk school of Art
My site is made up of two subject matters, which are villages and cities. The majority of these cities and villages are inspired by middle-eastern architecture. My villages tend to be almost all my imagination, while the city ones often have a real existing landmark.I also often further beautify the city sites so as to appeal even more to the public -
From the album: A Middleeastern Naive Primitive Folk school of Art
My site is made up of two subject matters, which are villages and cities. The majority of these cities and villages are inspired by middle-eastern architecture. My villages tend to be almost all my imagination, while the city ones often have a real existing landmark.I also often further beautify the city sites so as to appeal even more to the public. -
http://www.adibfattal.com My site is made up of two subject matters, which are villages and cities. The majority of these cities and villages are inspired by Middle-Eastern architecture and life. My villages tend to be almost all my imagination, while the city ones often have a real existing landmark. However this landmark I make richer and more intricate then it is in the real world. I also sometimes paint fantasy paintings, however it remains having the same style as my primitive art paintings.
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