Women, Art, and Egypt as Seen Through Gazbeia Sirry’s Paintings ...Egypt

Gazbeia Sirry image via MomA A champion of women’s rights and freedom was none other than Gazbeia Sirry. Born in 1925, raised by two women – a divorced grandmother, and widowed mother , she would grow up to heavily focus on the female in her paintings. Although she graduated from the College Arts Education, her travels to Europe, namely London, Paris and Rome complemented her studies and deepened her artistic sensitivities. Sirry’s work, characteristic for its slight preference for the figurative and warm-hued palette, was mainly dominated by women in ‘unmistakable poses of power‘ through her work, she often discussed gender equality and the individual freedom of the Arab woman long before i

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