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Eagle and Figure Faces Graphic Print, 1988

Estimated price$301 – $559

Graphic, Print Making

34 × 24 cm | 13.4 × 9.4 in

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About the work

A bold two-panel composition juxtaposes a close-up eagle rendered in deep blue against a magenta-toned panel bearing an abstracted human face and an animal head, each element etched with raw, energetic linework that conveys power and mystery.

Sondos Fouad (Iraq).

Graphic, Print Making, 24 × 34 cm, 1988.

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

Medium
Size
34 × 24 cm | 13.4 × 9.4 in
Year
1988
Rarity
Limited Edition
Certificate of authenticity
Included
Genre
Colours
Blue, Pink, Purple
Location
Amman, Jordan

About the artist

Sondos Fouad — Graphic, Print Making , 24 × 34 cm (representative image)
Sondos Fouad

Iraq

Sondos Abdulhadi is an Iraqi-Canadian multidisciplinary artist known for her evocative works that explore themes of war, identity, and cultural heritage. Born to Iraqi parents, she was raised in Montreal, Canada, where she pursued a Bachelor of Fine Arts in Studio Arts and Art History, followed by a Master's degree in Media Studies. Her artistic practice spans painting, digital art, and mixed media, often incorporating elements of Arabic calligraphy and traditional motifs to reimagine narratives surrounding the Middle East.

Abdulhadi's work has been showcased in various exhibitions, reflecting her commitment to addressing socio-political issues through art. Notably, her "Warchestra" series (2007–2010) reinterprets scenes of conflict by replacing weapons with musical instruments, challenging conventional portrayals of war. This series combines visual art with sound installations, created in collaboration with poets and musicians, offering a multisensory experience that underscores the resilience of culture amidst turmoil.

In recognition of her contributions to the arts, Abdulhadi received a grant from the Conseil des arts et des lettres du Québec in 2013, honoring her innovative approach and dedication to fostering cross-cultural dialogue through her work. Her art continues to serve as a bridge between her Iraqi heritage and Canadian upbringing, offering nuanced perspectives on identity and belonging.

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Printmaking

Images made by transferring ink from a prepared surface — etching, lithography, screenprint, woodcut — usually in limited editions. Iraqi artists such as Rafa Nasiri helped make printmaking a serious modern art form across the Arab world.

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.