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Amal Abdullah Al-Aathem
Amal Abdullah Al-Aathem is an artist representing Qatar, according to reliable sources including Wikidata. It is confirmed that her national and cultural affiliation is connected to Qatar.?–?
Fatma Mohammed
Fatma Mohammed is an arts figure connected to the cultural context of Qatar. According to available public sources, detailed biographical information, including her date and place of birth, has not been published.?–?
Sumaia El Kilani
Sumaia El Kilani is an artist connected with the cultural milieu of Qatar. Available sources do not provide precise dates of her birth or death. Her name is verified by authoritative references such as Wikidata, where she is listed as an artist of Qatari nationality.?–?
Abeer Al Kuwari
Abeer Al Kuwari is an artist representing Qatari culture. Detailed information about her date and place of birth, as well as other biographical data, is not available.?–?
Aisha Al Malki
Aisha Al Malki is an artist with cultural and national ties to Qatar. Available sources do not provide information about her birth year, death year, or places of birth and death.?–?
Shaikha Al Hardan
Shaikha Al Hardan is known as an artist representing Qatar. Her name and professional activity are recorded in the Wikidata database, confirming her Qatari nationality. Information regarding her date and place of birth is unavailable, which is common among some contemporaries whose biographies are only beginning to be studied.?–?
Maryam Al Homaid
Maryam Al Homaid is an artist associated with the cultural tradition of Qatar. This affiliation is confirmed by data hosted on the Wikidata platform, which records her national and cultural connection to Qatar.?–?
Shouq Al Mana
Shouq Al Mana is an artist affiliated with the cultural sphere of Qatar. Despite the absence of precise information regarding her birth and death dates, her contribution is identified through her association with Qatari cultural space.?–?
Sara Al Buainain
Sara Al Buainain is an artist representing Qatar. Detailed information about her birth and death dates, as well as place of birth, is not available. She is recognized as a representative of the Qatari cultural milieu.?–?
Shuaa Al Muftah
Shuaa Al Muftah is an artist from Qatar whose creative work embodies the cultural heritage of her nation. Although specific details about her date and place of birth are not publicly available, her role as an artist is affirmed through her recognition in established cultural records.?–?
Wadha Al Sulaiti
Wadha Al Sulaiti is a visual artist and fashion designer representing Qatar. She is known for her work in the field of visual arts, combining her role as a visual artist with her profession as a fashion designer.?–?
Hanadi Al-Darwish
Hanadi Al-Darwish is an art figure from Qatar. Her name is confirmed by official sources such as Wikidata. She is associated with Qatari culture and nationality.?–?
Lina Al-Aali
Lina Al-Aali is an arts practitioner and storyteller representing the cultural space of Qatar. Her name is known among creative individuals engaged in developing artistic forms and narrative methods in the region.16 марта 1799–9 июня 1871
Anna Atkins
In 1843 Anna Atkins began issuing in parts a book on British algae in which cyanotypes stood in place of engravings: a dried plant was laid directly on light-sensitive paper and left a white silhouette on a blue ground. The book is regarded as the first illustrated with photographic images. Later she made several albums of ferns and flowering plants with a friend.23 декабря 1819–4 февраля 1902
George N. Barnard
George N. Barnard (1819–1902) photographed the burning of the grain elevators in Oswego in 1853, pictures regarded as some of the first news photographs. During the Civil War he worked with General Sherman’s army, and in 1866 he published an album of 61 albumen prints, “Photographic Views of Sherman’s Campaign”.11 июня 1815–26 января 1879
Julia Margaret Cameron
Julia Margaret Cameron picked up a camera at forty-eight: a Christmas present from her daughter and son-in-law, meant to amuse her in her solitude on the Isle of Wight. She turned a henhouse into a glass studio and in eleven or twelve years made about nine hundred photographs: large close-up heads of Tennyson, Carlyle and Darwin, and scenes from the Bible and literature. Critics scolded her for soft focus, but in 1865 a museum bought eighty of her prints.1831–1889
Kawanabe Kyōsai
Kawanabe Kyōsai (1831–1889) became a pupil of Utagawa Kuniyoshi at six and then went through nine years of training in the Kanō school. He made his name with caricatures and prints from the last years of the shogunate. For a satirical drawing made at a drinking party in 1870 he was arrested and sentenced to flogging. Later he painted scrolls and pictures for Western collectors, and his pupils included the British architect Josiah Conder.около 1754–1806
Kitagawa Utamaro
Kitagawa Utamaro (c. 1753–1806) began with book illustrations and actor prints, and in the 1790s became famous for half-length portraits of beauties from the Yoshiwara pleasure quarter. He left more than two thousand prints, over a hundred series on women, and albums of insects. In 1804 he was arrested over prints of Toyotomi Hideyoshi, and he died two years later.1807–1891
Shibata Zeshin
Shibata Zeshin was apprenticed to a lacquerer at eleven, then studied painting in the Shijō school, a Kyoto-based school of painting, and spent his life combining the two. He devised a way of painting with lacquer sap directly on paper, revived the forgotten wave technique seikaiha, worked for the imperial court and in 1890 became an Imperial Household Artist. His work was shown at the Vienna and Philadelphia exhibitions.около 1725–1770
Suzuki Harunobu
Harunobu worked in Edo for about ten years, from 1760 until his death in 1770, and in that time made more than a thousand colour prints and over twenty illustrated books. After the exchange of calendar prints (e-goyomi) in 1765, he became one of the first to print multicolour nishiki-e from several blocks. His sheets rest on soft colours, embossing and literary allusion.1757–21 апреля 1827
Thomas Rowlandson
Thomas Rowlandson (1757–1827) won a silver medal at the Royal Academy for a bas-relief in his early twenties, then lost an aunt’s legacy at the card table and began to earn his living by caricature. His pen drawings with light watercolour washes circulated as prints, and the series of tours of Dr Syntax, with verses by William Combe, became his most popular work.
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