Rabab Nemr

(Egyptian, b. 1939) graduated from the Fine Arts Faculty in Alexandria in 1963. She later earned a doctorate in Art from the San Fernando Academy, University of Madrid in 1977.
Nemr's work has always been quite intricate in relation to its size. Her attention to detail is magnificent, using miniscule strokes of a rapidograph pen in order to create large pieces that convey the soul of her hometown, Alexandria. The artist mixes between solid black and white works, and those with colour, and continues to thrill with her larger than ever artworks of incredible detail. She has participated in numerous group exhibitions in Egypt and abroad in Jordan, Bulgaria, Kuwait, India, Qatar & Romania.
Among the Collections in which Nemr's work appears are the Tito Museum in Yugoslavia, the Egyptian Cultural Center in Paris, the Museum of the Modern Art in Jordan and the International Conference Center in Cairo. She currently lives and works in Rome and Cairo.

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Rabab Nemr

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(Egyptian, b. 1939) graduated from the Fine Arts Faculty in Alexandria in 1963. She later earned a doctorate in Art from the San Fernando Academy, University of Madrid in 1977.
Nemr's work has always been quite intricate in relation to its size. Her attention to detail is magnificent, using miniscule strokes of a rapidograph pen in order to create large pieces that convey the soul of her hometown, Alexandria. The artist mixes between solid black and white works, and those with colour, and continues to thrill with her larger than ever artworks of incredible detail. She has participated in numerous group exhibitions in Egypt and abroad in Jordan, Bulgaria, Kuwait, India, Qatar & Romania.
Among the Collections in which Nemr's work appears are the Tito Museum in Yugoslavia, the Egyptian Cultural Center in Paris, the Museum of the Modern Art in Jordan and the International Conference Center in Cairo. She currently lives and works in Rome and Cairo.

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