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Moroccan Horsemen Fantasia Ceremony - shown to scale
Kria

Moroccan Horsemen Fantasia Ceremony

Estimated price$987 – $1,833

Mixed Media on Canvas

80 × 100 cm | 31.5 × 39.4 in

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About the work

A swirling mass of white-robed horsemen charge forward in a burst of expressive color, capturing the thunder and pageantry of the traditional Moroccan fantasia. Bold gestural strokes of blue, yellow, red, and purple radiate energy and cultural pride against a muted neutral ground.

Kria (Morocco).

Mixed Media on Canvas, 100 × 80 cm.

Part of the permanent collection of the Hindiyeh Museum of Arts, Jordan. One of a kind.

Medium
Size
80 × 100 cm | 31.5 × 39.4 in
Rarity
Unique
Certificate of authenticity
Included
Genre
Colours
Grey, Yellow, Blue
Location
Amman, Jordan

About the artist

Kria — Mixed media On canvas, 100 × 80 cm (representative image)
Kria

Morocco

Radia Bent Lhoucine (1912–1994) was a pioneering Moroccan artist renowned for her vibrant and dreamlike paintings that bridge rock art and popular tales. Born in Morocco, she developed a unique style characterized by ultra-colorful hues depicting imaginary characters and animals, reflecting the wild poetry of nature in its raw state.

Throughout her career, Radia Bent Lhoucine participated in several significant exhibitions. In 1963, her work was featured in the collective exhibition "Two Thousand Years of Art in Morocco" at the Charpentier Gallery in Paris. She also held solo exhibitions in Lausanne, Switzerland, in 1963, and at the Bab Rouah Gallery in Rabat in 1966, alongside artists Fatéma Hassan and Hassan El Farouj. Posthumously, her art has been showcased in various exhibitions, including "Regards Immortels" in Casablanca in 1995 and "Radia Bent Lhoucine, Raw Fauna and Popular Figures" at Galerie 38 in Casablanca in 2011.

Radia Bent Lhoucine's legacy endures as one of the three pioneering artists who have marked the history of Moroccan art. Her works are part of the permanent collection at the Mohammed VI Museum of Modern and Contemporary Art in Rabat, ensuring that her contributions to Moroccan art continue to inspire and captivate audiences.

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Mixed media

Works combining two or more materials — paint, collage, found objects, text, sand — in a single piece. The approach lets artists layer meaning and material, and is widely used in modern and contemporary MENA art.
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Expressionism

Art that prioritizes emotion and inner experience over realistic depiction, using distortion, bold color, and energetic mark-making. In the region it gave modern artists a language for memory, displacement, and identity.
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