Abstract

The Role of The Iraqi Artist in Embodying the Environment of The Iraqi Marshes in His Drawings

Mahmoud Hussein Abdul Rahman Hussein

Volume: 11 Issue: 4 2021

Abstract:

The studies are concerned with the heritage of the marshes environment due to its importance and its material, historical, geographic, political, humanitarian, artistic and moral value. Therefore, various studies and research have taken the initiative to shed light on them, including those related to Iraqi, Arab and foreign art and artists, who dealt with them with their artistic achievements. This study focused on three prominent Iraqi artists who dealt with the environment of the Iraqi marshes in most of their artistic achievements, they are: (the artist Mahoud Ahmed, the artist Ayath Al-Doori, and the artist Salam Jabbar Jiyad). This study aimed to show the role of the Iraqi artist in embodying the environment of the Iraqi marshes in his drawings. Her problem was defined in the form of questions about the concept of the marsh environment and the most prominent Iraqi artists who embodied it with their artistic accomplishments, the techniques they used, and the aesthetic features that permeated them. The study reached important results by analyzing the samples of the research sample, and it was found that the artists (Mahoud Ahmad, Ayath Al-Doori and Salam Jabbar) embodied the environment of the Iraqi marshes with their artistic accomplishments using various artistic methods and different techniques in which the aesthetic of the environment reflected all its natural and heritage elements. Then the study led to a conclusion that included the most important results and scientific sources that were based on it.

DOI: http://doi.org/10.37648/ijrssh.v11i04.010

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