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Saeed Hamid Al-Sadr (January 13, 1909 - June 16, 1986), a plastic artist, born in Cairo to a family from the Palestinian city of Tulkarm. The Egyptian Appreciation in Arts in 1979.
His upbringing and educational attainment
Said Hamid al-Sadr was born in the Gamaliya district of Cairo on January 13, 1909 to a Palestinian family; His father and paternal grandfather are from the Palestinian city of Tulkarm, where his father, Hamid al-Sadr, had moved from Tulkarm to Cairo to study and work there.
In 1918, Saeed Al-Sadr joined Al-Silhdar Primary School, then in 1922 he joined Farouk Secondary School, where he completed his secondary education. After that, in 1924, he joined the Egyptian Institute of Arts and Decoration, where he obtained in 1928 a diploma in “Decoration and Woodcarving”, then joined in January 1929 at the Camberwell Institute of Art in London, where he studied at the hands of the international artist Bernard Leach and graduated from the institute in 1931 with a diploma "Professors of Painting".
working life
Saeed Al-Sadr founded in 1940 the Museum of Applied Art at the Faculty of Applied Arts in Cairo. He also established the Ceramic Department in the same faculty. In 1960, the Egyptian Ministry of Culture commissioned him to establish the Ministry’s Ceramic Center in the city of Fustat. He also held the position of Dean of the Faculty of Applied Arts in Cairo during the period since 1967. Until 1969.
Saeed Al-Sadr represented Egypt in many conferences, exhibitions and international organizations, as well as Egypt at the International Academy of Ceramic Art in Geneva, Switzerland.
opposition
Saeed Al-Sadr held dozens of exhibitions, and participated in dozens of local and international exhibitions.
his belongings
His artworks are present today in a large number of local and international museums, as follows:
Egypt: Museum of Modern Egyptian Art, Museum of Islamic Ceramics, Museum of Mohamed Mahmoud Khalil, Egyptian Agricultural Museum.
Italia.
Czechoslovakia.
Russia.
Australia.
and others.
His writings
He has scientific publications in the field of arts and ceramics, which are:
The book "The Porcelain", 1948.
General Knowledge book, 1948.
The book "Ceramics and Handicrafts", 1950.
The book "Pottery City", 1960.
The book "Ceramics and Socialism", 1962.
The book "Ceramics", translated into Arabic, 1965.
The book "One Hundred Questions and Answers about Ceramics", 1968.
The book "Me and My Daughter", 1975.
The book "Metallic Colors in the Islamic Era", 1976.
The Fustat Ceramics book, in English.
his death
Saeed Hamid Al-Sadr died on June 16, 1986 at the age of seventy-seven years and five months.
Достижения и награды
awards
Saeed Al-Sadr was honored with a number of high artistic awards, most notably:
Certificate of Appreciation from the International Exhibition in the French capital, Paris, 1931.
Honorary Diploma with Honors from the International Academy of Ceramic Art in Geneva, Switzerland, 1953.
Honorary degree with honors from the Gallery of Applied Arts in Italy, 1950.
First prize and gold medal in the world in Cannes, France, 1956.
Certificate of Appreciation from the Asian-African Festival, 1956.
First prize and gold medal in the world in Prague, Czechoslovakia, 1962.
Certificate of Appreciation from the Fine Arts Lovers Association in Cairo, 1963.
Certificate of Appreciation from the International Exhibition of Ceramic Art in Italy, 1966.
The Egyptian State Appreciation Award in Arts, from the Egyptian Supreme Council of Arts, Letters and Sciences, 1979.
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