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Tahia Halim (1919-2003)


Tahia Halim's 'Family' features vibrant gouache colors depicting familial bonds.
Tahia Halim (Sudan 1919-Il Cairo 2003) - Family, 1954 Testo originale in inglese

Tahia Halim's artwork 'Family' from 1954 showcases a vibrant gouache composition on a lithographic basis. The piece, signed and numbered 10/200, likely illustrates a warm and intimate scene of familial connections, characterized by rich colors and expressive forms, reflecting the artist's Sudanese heritage.

Famille Huile sur panneau, signée en bas à droite, titrée et datée au dos « Composition, 1953 ». 63,5 x 49 cm Family, Oil on board, signes lower right, Dated 1953. Tahia Halim est l'une des artistes qui a inventé un art moderne égyptien. Née en 1919 au Soudan, elle apprend son métier de Youssef Tarablos au Caire, puis étudie lors d'un séjour à Paris après la Seconde Guerre Mondiale la peinture occidentale. En 1960, elle fut récompensée de la Bourse nationale de la créativité par le Ministère de la Culture égyptienne. Quarante-cinq expositions de ses oeuvres eurent lieu dans la monde : en Egypte, en Europe et aux États-Unis. Elle reçut de nombreux prix : la Médaille d'or au Salon du Caire en 1960, le prix national en 1968, l'Ordre des Sciences et des arts de première classe en 1968, le prix international Guggenheim en 1958. Elle fut membre du Conseil suprême des arts en 1980 et membre de l'atelier du Caire. Ses oeuvres sont conservées au Musée d'art moderne du Caire, au Musée des Beaux-arts d'Alexandrie, au Guggenheim de New York, au Musée National de Warsaw, au Musée national de Stockholm ainsi que dans de nombreuses collections particulières du monde entier. Tahia HALIM ?s one of the artist who invented Egyptian modern art. Born in Soudan, in 1919, she was first the pupil of Youssef Tarablos in Cairo and then she studied in Paris after World War II. In 1960 she was awarded the National Creativity Grant from the Egyptian Ministry of Culture. She was one of the first to have such a grant and received it several times. Halim held 45 exhibitions of her works in Egypt, Europe and the USA. In 1972, she was invited by the government of East Germany to hold an exhibition in East Berlin. She also received a special invitation by the Polish government to display her works in Warsaw. In 1976 she had an exhibition in Stockholm, Sweden, and in 1981 she exhibited in Wisconsin, USA. The artist had prizes and awards the Gold Medal of the Cairo Salon in 1960, the National Award in
A framed oil painting by Tahia Halim depicting a donkey rider, executed in the 1960s.
* Tahia Halim (Egypt, 1919-2003) The Donkey Rider Oil On Board, Framed Signed (Lower Left), Executed Testo originale in inglese

This framed oil painting by Tahia Halim features a donkey rider, showcasing the artist's unique style from the 1960s. The artwork is signed in the lower left corner and measures 50 x 50 cm, capturing a moment of rural life in Egypt with vibrant colors and expressive brushwork.

Two ink drawings on paper by Tahia Halim, showcasing intricate sketches from 1919 to 2003.
Tahia Halim Dongola 1919 - Cairo 2003 Sketches Testo originale in inglese

This artwork features two ink drawings on paper by artist Tahia Halim, created between 1919 and 2003. The sketches are signed and accompanied by three photocopies, also signed in ink. The dimensions of the drawings vary, showcasing Halim's unique artistic style and attention to detail.

An untitled oil painting by Tahia Halim, showcasing abstract forms and vibrant colors.
Tahia Halim (Egyptian, 1919-2003) - Untitled Testo originale in inglese

This untitled oil on canvas artwork by Egyptian artist Tahia Halim features a dynamic composition with abstract forms and a rich palette of colors. The piece measures 32 x 24 3/8 inches, reflecting Halim's unique artistic style that often blends traditional and modern elements.

A vibrant oil painting by Tahia Halim depicting a water carrier, showcasing rich colors and intricate details.
Tahia Halim (Egyptian, 1919-2003) Testo originale in inglese

This oil painting by Egyptian artist Tahia Halim, created in 1959, features a water carrier, likely adorned in traditional attire. The composition highlights the figure's connection to the environment, with vivid colors and expressive brushwork that evoke a sense of cultural heritage and daily life.

Portrait of a Nubian girl by Tahia Halim, showcasing her expressive features and cultural heritage.
Tahia Halim (Egyptian, 1919 - 2003) Testo originale in inglese

This artwork features a portrait of a Nubian girl, painted by Egyptian artist Tahia Halim in 1963. The piece captures the girl's expressive face, highlighting her cultural heritage and beauty. The painting is signed by the artist in the lower left corner and reflects Halim's unique style and connection to Nubian culture.

Mixed media artwork titled 'The Sisters' by Tahia Halim, featuring abstract forms and vibrant colors.
Tahia Halim Dongola 1919 - Cairo 2003 The Sisters Testo originale in inglese

Tahia Halim's mixed technique artwork 'The Sisters' showcases a blend of abstract forms and vibrant colors on canvas, adhered to tablex. The piece is signed and titled on the stretcher, reflecting Halim's unique artistic style. The dimensions are 91.5x48.7 cm.

A Nubian girl depicted in vibrant oil and gold tones on canvas, showcasing cultural heritage.
Tahia Halim (Sudan 1919-Il Cairo 2003) - Nubian Girl Testo originale in inglese

This artwork features a Nubian girl, rendered in rich oil and gold hues on canvas laid on cardboard. The piece captures the essence of Sudanese culture, highlighting the girl's features and attire, with a signature by the artist Tahia Halim in the lower right corner. The dimensions of the artwork are 50 x 35 cm.

Eid Al Adha by Tahia Halim features vibrant colors and cultural motifs celebrating the festival.
Tahia Halim (Egypt, 1919-2003) Eid Al Adha Testo originale in inglese

Eid Al Adha, an artwork by Egyptian artist Tahia Halim, showcases a rich tapestry of colors and intricate patterns that embody the spirit of the festival. Created in 1956, this oil on wood panel piece likely reflects traditional themes and cultural elements associated with Eid Al Adha, inviting viewers to experience the celebration's joy and significance.

Nubian Dawn by Tahia Halim, an oil on glass artwork depicting a serene Nubian landscape.
* Tahia Halim (Egypt, 1919-2003) Nubian Dawn Oil On Glass, Framed Signed “T.Halim 1945” (Lower Right Testo originale in inglese

Nubian Dawn, created by Tahia Halim in 1945, showcases a tranquil Nubian landscape rendered in oil on glass. The artwork features vibrant colors and intricate details, capturing the essence of Nubian culture and scenery. The piece is framed and signed by the artist, highlighting its historical significance.

Portrait of a Nubian girl by Tahia Halim, featuring vibrant oil and gold hues on canvas.
Tahia Halim (Sudan 1919-Il Cairo 2003) - Portrait Of A Nubian Girl Testo originale in inglese

This artwork, titled 'Portrait Of A Nubian Girl' by Tahia Halim, showcases a young Nubian girl depicted with rich oil and gold tones on canvas. The piece, measuring 31.5 x 22 cm, reflects the artist's unique style and cultural heritage, capturing the essence of Nubian beauty and identity.

A poignant oil painting titled 'The Fisherman' by Tahia Halim, showcasing a skilled use of color and texture.
Tahia Halim (Egypt, 1919-2003) The Fisherman Testo originale in inglese

Tahia Halim's 'The Fisherman' is an evocative oil painting that captures the essence of fishing life. The artwork features a fisherman, likely depicted with rich colors and dynamic textures, reflecting Halim's skilled manipulation of the palette knife. The piece, executed in the 1980s, conveys a sense of nostalgia and connection to Egyptian culture.

Couple depicted in an oil painting by Tahia Halim, showcasing emotional connection and intimacy.
Tahia Halim Dongola 1919 - Cairo 2003 Couple Testo originale in inglese

This oil on canvas painting by Tahia Halim features a couple, capturing their emotional connection and intimacy. The artwork, signed by the artist, measures 102.3x75.3 cm and reflects Halim's unique style, likely emphasizing vibrant colors and expressive forms.

A vibrant oil painting depicting the bustling market of Aswan, showcasing Sudanese culture.
Halim, Tahia Testo originale in inglese

This oil painting captures the lively atmosphere of the market in Aswan, Sudan, likely created in the 1970s. The artwork features rich colors and dynamic scenes of vendors and shoppers, reflecting the cultural vibrancy of the region. Signed by the artist in the lower left corner, it is mounted on cardboard and bears titles in French and Arabic on the back.

A vibrant oil painting depicting swirling dervishes in motion, capturing the essence of Sufi spirituality.
Al Darawish (The Dervishes) Testo originale in inglese

This artwork, titled 'Al Darawish (The Dervishes)' by Tahia Halim, features dynamic figures of dervishes in traditional attire, gracefully swirling in a dance. The use of color and movement evokes a sense of spirituality and cultural richness, reflecting the artist's Egyptian heritage. Painted in 1958, it measures 144.8 x 91.4 cm.

A vibrant oil painting by Tahia Halim depicting three girls, showcasing expressive figures and rich colors.
Tahia Halim. Three Girls. Testo originale in inglese

This oil painting by Tahia Halim features three girls, likely portrayed in a lively and expressive manner. The artwork, created in 1958, is characterized by its rich colors and dynamic composition, reflecting the artist's unique style. The piece is signed and dated, measuring 62.5x48.4 cm, and is painted on hardboard, suggesting a textured surface that enhances the visual depth.

A vibrant oil painting depicting a traditional Nubian wedding scene by Tahia Halim.
* Tahia Halim (Egypt, 1919-2003) - The Nubian Wedding Testo originale in inglese

This oil on canvas artwork by Tahia Halim captures a lively Nubian wedding ceremony, showcasing colorful traditional attire and cultural elements. Executed circa 1964, the piece reflects the rich heritage of Nubian culture, framed elegantly and signed by the artist in the lower right corner.

Al Murakibi (The Boatman) by Tahia Halim features an oil and fabric collage depicting a boatman, blending traditional and contemporary elements.
Tahia Halim (Egyptian, 1919-2003) Al Murakibi (The Boatman) Testo originale in inglese

Al Murakibi (The Boatman) is an artwork by Egyptian artist Tahia Halim, created using oil and fabric collage on canvas. The piece likely portrays a boatman, integrating vibrant colors and textures that reflect Halim's unique style, bridging cultural heritage with modern artistic expressions.

A vibrant oil painting by Tahia Halim titled 'Al Jeeran Fi Salam', depicting themes of unity and peace among neighbors.
Al Jeeran Fi Salam (Neighbours In Peace) Or The Union Testo originale in inglese

This artwork, 'Al Jeeran Fi Salam' by Tahia Halim, features a harmonious composition that symbolizes unity and peace among neighbors. Painted in 1958, the piece likely incorporates rich colors and abstract forms, reflecting the artist's Egyptian heritage and her focus on community and connection.

A vibrant gouache painting by Tahia Halim featuring four young Egyptian girls.
Tahia Halim (1919-2003) - Ecole Égyptienne Quatre Testo originale in inglese

This gouache artwork by Tahia Halim depicts four young Egyptian girls, showcasing their traditional attire and cultural expressions. The painting is signed in the lower left corner and measures 56 x 76 cm. The use of color and form reflects Halim's unique style within the Egyptian art movement.

Untitled oil painting by Tahia Halim, framed, signed in the lower left, circa 1970.
Untitled Testo originale in inglese

This untitled oil painting by Tahia Halim, executed circa 1970, features a composition that reflects the artist's unique style. The artwork is framed and signed 'T.Halim' in the lower left corner. The dimensions are 50 x 40 cm, suggesting a medium-sized canvas that likely showcases vibrant colors and expressive brushwork characteristic of Halim's work.

Untitled artwork by Tahia Halim, featuring abstract forms and vibrant colors, painted in 1966.
Tahia Halim (Egyptian, 1919-2003) , Testo originale in inglese

This untitled oil on board artwork by Egyptian artist Tahia Halim, created circa 1966, showcases a blend of abstract forms and vibrant colors. The piece, signed 'T.Halim' in the lower left corner, reflects the artist's unique style and cultural background, inviting viewers to explore its dynamic composition.

A vibrant oil painting titled 'Le Village' by Tahia Halim, depicting a lively village scene.
Tahia Halim (Egyptian, 1919 - 2003) Testo originale in inglese

The artwork 'Le Village' by Tahia Halim features a colorful representation of a bustling village, showcasing the artist's unique style and cultural influences. Signed and dated in 1951, this oil on board piece captures the essence of village life, likely reflecting Egyptian landscapes and community interactions.

Colorful gouache artwork by Tahia Halim depicting boats, framed and signed, from the 1980s.
Tahia Halim (Egypt, 1919-2003) Boats Testo originale in inglese

This vibrant gouache artwork by Egyptian artist Tahia Halim features a composition of boats, showcasing her unique style. Executed in the 1980s, the piece is framed and signed in the lower left corner. The dimensions suggest a medium-sized work, ideal for display. Halim's use of color and form reflects her artistic vision.

A signed oil painting by Tahia Halim depicting a Nubian girl, showcasing cultural heritage and vibrant colors.
Tahia Halim Dongola 1919 - Cairo 2003 "Nubian Girl" Oil On Canvas Signed. Title On The Back 61,5X46 Cm Testo originale in inglese

This oil on canvas artwork by Tahia Halim features a Nubian girl, capturing her beauty and cultural significance. The painting is signed by the artist and titled on the back, measuring 61.5x46 cm. The artwork likely employs rich colors and expressive brushwork, reflecting the artist's style and the essence of Nubian culture.

Pen and ink drawing by Tahia Halim depicting a study of children, showcasing expressive features and playful interactions.
Tahia Halim (Egyptian, 1919-2003) Study Of Children, 10 X 8In. Testo originale in inglese

This pen and ink drawing by Egyptian artist Tahia Halim captures a study of children, highlighting their expressive features and playful interactions. The artwork, measuring 10 x 8 inches, reflects Halim's unique style and attention to detail, emphasizing the innocence and joy of childhood.

A pen and ink nude study by Tahia Halim, showcasing elegant lines and form, signed and dated Paris 1951.
Tahia Halim (Egyptian, 1919-2003) Nude Study, 10 X 8In. Testo originale in inglese

This artwork is a pen and ink nude study by Egyptian artist Tahia Halim, created in 1951. It features graceful lines that capture the human form, reflecting the artist's skill in depicting anatomy and movement. The piece is signed and dated, suggesting a personal connection to the Parisian art scene of the time.

A mixed media painting titled 'La Mariée' by Tahia Halim, featuring Arabic inscriptions celebrating marriage.
Tahia Halim (Soudan 1919 - Egypte 2003) La Mariée Testo originale in inglese

La Mariée, a painting by Tahia Halim, showcases a bride adorned in traditional attire, surrounded by intricate patterns and Arabic inscriptions that convey congratulations to the newlyweds. The artwork, created in 1951, reflects a blend of cultural elements and artistic techniques, emphasizing the significance of marriage in Sudanese and Egyptian traditions.

Two girls depicted in a vibrant, expressive oil painting by Tahia Halim, capturing a moment of joy and companionship.
Tahia Halim (Egyptian, 1919-2003) Testo originale in inglese

This artwork features two girls, likely portrayed in a lively and colorful manner, reflecting the style of Tahia Halim. The painting, created in the 1960s, showcases Halim's unique approach to capturing the essence of youth and friendship, with a focus on expressive forms and vibrant colors.

Three young girls depicted in an oil painting by Tahia Halim, showcasing vibrant colors and expressive features.
Tahia Halim Dongola 1919 - Cairo 2003 Three Girlsoil On Hardboardsigned And Dated In 1958 62 Testo originale in inglese

This oil painting by Tahia Halim features three young girls, capturing their youthful essence and individuality. The artwork, signed and dated in 1958, is characterized by vibrant colors and expressive facial features, reflecting the artist's unique style. The piece is created on hardboard, emphasizing the depth and texture of the girls' portrayal.

Three young women depicted in an oil painting by Tahia Halim, showcasing vibrant colors and expressive features.
Tahia Halim Dongola 1919 - El Cairo 2003 Three Young Women Testo originale in inglese

This oil painting by Tahia Halim features three young women, capturing their individuality and spirit. The artwork, created in 1958, likely showcases a blend of vibrant colors and expressive facial features, reflecting the artist's unique style and cultural background. The dimensions of the piece are 62.5 x 48.4 cm.

A vibrant oil painting by Tahia Halim depicting girls on a felucca, showcasing Egyptian culture.
Tahia Halim (Egyptian, 1919-2003) Testo originale in inglese

This oil painting by Tahia Halim features a group of girls joyfully interacting on a traditional felucca, a type of sailing boat common in Egypt. Painted in the early 1960s, the artwork captures the essence of Egyptian life and culture, with lively colors and expressive figures.

Mixed media artwork by Tahia Halim featuring abstract figures on canvas board.
Tahia Halim (Sudan 1919-Egitto 2003) |Figura Testo originale in inglese

This mixed media artwork by Sudanese artist Tahia Halim showcases abstract figures rendered on a canvas board. The piece, measuring 50x35 cm, is characterized by vibrant colors and dynamic forms, signed in the lower right corner, reflecting Halim's unique artistic style.

Portrait of a Nubian girl by Tahia Halim, showcasing her expressive features and cultural heritage.
Tahia Halim (Egyptian, 1919-2003) Testo originale in inglese

This artwork features a portrait of a Nubian girl, painted by Egyptian artist Tahia Halim in 1975. The girl’s face is depicted with expressive features, capturing her cultural identity and beauty. The painting is signed by the artist in the lower left corner and reflects Halim's commitment to portraying the richness of Nubian culture.

A vibrant depiction of a Nubian marketplace, showcasing local culture and daily life.
* Tahia Halim (Egypt, 1919-2003) Ella Al-Souq Fi Al-Nuba (To The Market Place In Nubia) Testo originale in inglese

This artwork likely captures the essence of a bustling Nubian marketplace, filled with colorful stalls and lively interactions among vendors and shoppers. The scene may reflect the rich cultural heritage of Nubia, highlighting traditional attire, local goods, and the vibrant atmosphere of community life.

Nubia by Tahia Halim, an evocative representation of Egyptian culture and landscape.
* Tahia Halim (Egypt, 1919-2003) Nubia Testo originale in inglese

Nubia, created by Egyptian artist Tahia Halim, captures the essence of Nubian culture through vibrant colors and intricate patterns. The artwork likely reflects the rich history and landscapes of Nubia, showcasing elements of Egyptian heritage and the artist's unique perspective.

Artwork titled 'Monastery - Wadi El Natrun' by Tahia Halim, depicting a serene Egyptian landscape.
*Tahia Halim (Egypt, 1919-2003) Monestary - Wadi El Natrun Testo originale in inglese

The artwork 'Monastery - Wadi El Natrun' by Tahia Halim likely captures the tranquil essence of the Wadi El Natrun region in Egypt. It may feature elements such as ancient monasteries, arid landscapes, and a harmonious blend of natural and architectural forms, reflecting the artist's connection to her Egyptian heritage.

An oil painting of a lute player by Tahia Halim, showcasing vibrant colors and expressive forms.
Tahia Halim (Egyptian, 1919-2003) Untitled (The Lute Player) Oil On Canvas Testo originale in inglese

This untitled oil on canvas artwork by Egyptian artist Tahia Halim features a lute player, likely depicted with dynamic brushwork and rich colors. The composition emphasizes the musician's connection to the instrument, capturing a moment of artistic expression. The dimensions of the painting are 44 x 29 inches.

A vibrant gouache painting depicting a serene scene of sailing on the Nile River.
Tahia Halim (Egyptian 1919-2003) Testo originale in inglese

This artwork by Tahia Halim features a tranquil scene of a boat sailing on the Nile River, showcasing the lush landscapes and cultural elements of Egypt. The use of gouache on paper adds a rich texture and vivid color to the composition, inviting viewers to immerse themselves in the beauty of the Nile. Signed by the artist in the lower right corner.

Untitled artwork by Tahia Halim featuring oil and gold leaf on board, showcasing abstract forms and rich textures.
Tahia Halim (Egyptian, 1919-2003) Untitled Oil And Gold Leaf On Board 27¼ X Testo originale in inglese

This untitled artwork by Egyptian artist Tahia Halim, created with oil and gold leaf on board, likely presents a captivating interplay of abstract forms and shimmering textures. The piece measures 27¼ x 19¼ inches, reflecting Halim's unique artistic style that blends traditional and modern elements.

A young woman in a boat, painted in oil on isorel panel by Tahia Halim.
Halim Tahia Jeune Femme Sur La Barque Huile Sur Panneau D'Isorel. Signée En Bas À Gauche. H_50 Cm L_50 Cm Testo originale in inglese

This artwork features a young woman seated in a boat, captured in an oil painting on isorel panel. The artist, Tahia Halim, has signed the piece in the lower left corner. The dimensions of the work are 50 cm by 50 cm, suggesting a square format that emphasizes the subject's serene presence in the boat.

A vibrant oil painting depicting three Nubian figures, showcasing their traditional attire and cultural richness.
* Tahia Halim (Egypt, 1919-2003) - Three Nubians Testo originale in inglese

This oil painting by Tahia Halim features three Nubian figures, each adorned in traditional clothing that reflects their cultural heritage. The composition captures the essence of Nubian identity, with intricate details and a rich color palette. The artwork is framed and signed by the artist in the lower right corner, emphasizing its authenticity.

A seated woman depicted in an expressive oil painting by Tahia Halim, showcasing mid-1960s Egyptian art.
Tahia Halim (Egyptian, 1919 - 2003) Testo originale in inglese

This artwork features a seated woman, painted by Egyptian artist Tahia Halim in the mid-1960s. The oil on canvas piece captures the essence of femininity and cultural identity, with vibrant colors and expressive brushwork. The signature 'T.Halim' is located in the lower left corner, adding authenticity to this captivating portrait.

Tahia Halim's 'Demonstration' features vibrant colors and dynamic forms, reflecting social themes.
Tahia Halim (Egyptian, 1919-2003) 'Demonstration', 17.75 X 23.5In. Unframed. Testo originale in inglese

In 'Demonstration', Tahia Halim employs oil on canvas to create a vivid portrayal of social activism, characterized by bold colors and expressive figures. The artwork, signed and dated 1949, captures the essence of a collective movement, likely inspired by the socio-political climate of the time.

A framed oil painting by Tahia Halim depicting a Nubian girl, showcasing her traditional attire and cultural heritage.
Tahia Halim (Egypt, 1919-2003) Nubian Girl Oil On Board, Framed Signed Testo originale in inglese

This framed oil painting by Tahia Halim features a Nubian girl, capturing her essence through vibrant colors and intricate details. The artwork reflects the rich cultural heritage of Nubia, highlighting traditional attire and expressions, signed by the artist in the lower left corner.

A vibrant oil and mixed media painting by Tahia Halim depicting Nuba girls, showcasing rich colors and cultural elements.
Tahia Halim (Soudan 1919 - Egypte 2003) Les Filles Testo originale in inglese

This artwork, titled 'Les Filles' by Tahia Halim, features a striking representation of Nuba girls, rendered in oil and mixed media on canvas. The painting likely exhibits a blend of traditional and contemporary styles, with an emphasis on cultural identity and femininity. The artist's signature is located at the bottom left corner, adding a personal touch to this evocative piece.

A vibrant oil painting by Tahia Halim depicting a serene boat trip scene.
Tahia Halim (Egyptian, 1919-2003) - Boat Trip Testo originale in inglese

This oil on canvas painting by Egyptian artist Tahia Halim captures a tranquil boat trip, featuring a picturesque landscape with a boat gently gliding through water. The work, created circa 1966, showcases Halim's unique style and use of color, reflecting the beauty of nature and the joy of travel.

Three girls depicted in an oil painting by Tahia Halim, framed and signed, showcasing a vibrant and expressive style.
Tahia Halim (Egypt, 1919-2003) Three Girls Testo originale in inglese

This artwork titled 'Three Girls' by Tahia Halim features a vibrant oil painting on panel, framed and signed by the artist. The piece likely captures the essence of three girls, possibly highlighting their expressions and interactions, reflecting Halim's unique artistic style. The dimensions of the artwork are 47.5 x 47.5 cm.

Untitled peasant scene by Tahia Halim, showcasing rural life in Egypt, painted in 1966.
Tahia Halim (Egyptian, 1919-2003) - Untitled (Peasant Scene) Testo originale in inglese

This untitled artwork by Tahia Halim captures a peasant scene, likely depicting the daily life and struggles of rural Egyptians. The oil on board painting, created in 1966, reflects Halim's unique perspective and connection to her cultural roots, emphasizing the simplicity and beauty of peasant life.

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