| 01 Nov - 30 Nov 1999 Nahmeya Saad was born in Assiut, Upper Egypt. Studied painting at the higher school of Fine Arts on its inception. Saad was attracted to graphic art and studied under Bernard Rice professor of graphic art at the time and discovered a new vista.
Exhibited much of his work in the Salon du Caire exhibitions. He executed decorative panels for the main entrance of the Egyptian Pavilion of the Paris International exhibition of 1937, and was awarded the exhibition’s Gold Medal. In conjunction with Mohamed Nagi, Mohamed.. View More |