Samir Rafi

Egyptian, b. 1926

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is considered one of the pioneers in the second wave in the Egyptian art movement. Rafi received his bachelor’s degree from the Faculty of Fine Arts from the department of decorative arts in 1948.

Next, he received a diploma from the Higher Institute of Art Education in 1950. Finally, Rafi was granted his PhD in Art History from Sorbonne University in France. He was a member of the Contemporary Art Group founded by Mr. Hussein Youssef Amin. He taught at the Department of Decorative Arts, Faculty of Fine Arts, from 1950 to 1956 in Cairo. In addition, he held several leadership positions in Algeria and taught art history there. Alongside his work as an artist he wrote a series of artistic articles titled “Memoirs of an Egyptian Artist in Paris” which were published in Al-Hilal magazine in 1969.

Samir Rafi

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is considered one of the pioneers in the second wave in the Egyptian art movement. Rafi received his bachelor’s degree from the Faculty of Fine Arts from the department of decorative arts in 1948.

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Selected Works

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Pencil & Pastel on paper
40 x 30 CM
15.75 x 11.81 Inches

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Pencil & Pastel on paper
21 x 29 CM
8.27 x 11.42 Inches

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Pencil & Pastel on paper
30 x 38 CM
11.81 x 14.96 Inches

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Pencil on paper
38 x 25 CM
14.96 x 9.84 Inches

fish and cat

PE634

1959
Oil
47 x 122 CM
18.5 x 48.0 Inches

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PE4149

1997
Ink
40 x 30 CM
15.7 x 11.8 Inches
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