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ject called "The Judgment Day" which he presented in 1967.
Audaciously, the artist decides to give up the gifts of color and rely
only on the area of light degrees from white to black; he finds a
translation in it to convey all the vibrations of color and its dramat-
ic and expressive roles in the artwork. Nawar went through that
compositive experience of the art of drawing and discovered its
expressive and dramatic possibilities in an integrated artwork that
does not pave the way for another.
My Village, inks on paper, 41 × 31 cm, 1960.
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Audaciously, the artist decides to give up the gifts of color and rely
only on the area of light degrees from white to black; he finds a
translation in it to convey all the vibrations of color and its dramat-
ic and expressive roles in the artwork. Nawar went through that
compositive experience of the art of drawing and discovered its
expressive and dramatic possibilities in an integrated artwork that
does not pave the way for another.
My Village, inks on paper, 41 × 31 cm, 1960.
169
