Abstract

The Impact of Iraqi Nature in the Drawings of the Artist Salam Jabbar Jiyad: An Analytical Study

Mahmmoud Hussein A Al Rahman

Volume: 12 Issue: 4 2022

Abstract:

Nature occupied a distinguished position in the literary and artistic circles in the successive Iraqi civilizations that established the landmarks of urbanization and development and broadcast the exemplary high life of all human beings, starting from writing to legislating laws that were and still are important references in all sciences, literature and the arts in particular. Many Iraqi artistic movements emerged in the twentieth century, influenced by modern European art styles, after the impressionist school and the schools that followed, such as abstraction, expressionism, and cubism. The Iraqi government has given most of its interests to art and has developed the necessary means and capabilities to support and encourage artists, and to find out what international art has reached and keep pace with. In that, several Iraqi artists appeared who surpassed their peers, and their works were distinguished by innovation, innovation and creativity in this field, and they became famously referred to as the first professional artist in Iraq, Salam Jabbar Jiyad. And because the Iraqi nature is diverse and varied, the beauty of this contrast prevails, in contrast, its elements vary from place to place, so its effects were great in the drawings of the artist, Salam Jabbar, and his many methods of expressing this nature.

DOI: http://doi.org/10.37648/ijrssh.v12i04.045

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