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1942 - 2003. Known for: Painting.
MOHAMED KACIMI. Mohamed Kacimi was born in 1942 in Meknes. The painter Mohamed Kacimi has gained considerable importance in the 70s. He was known not only in Morocco, but in Europe and the Arab... Read full biography
MOHAMED KACIMI. Mohamed Kacimi was born in 1942 in Meknes. The painter Mohamed Kacimi has gained considerable importance in the 70s. He was known not only in Morocco, but in Europe and the Arab countries as well. He is one of the few Moroccan painters whose works were sold by the Paris gallery... Read full biography
MOHAMED KACIMI. Mohamed Kacimi was born in 1942 in Meknes. The painter Mohamed Kacimi has gained considerable importance in the 70s. He was known not only in Morocco, but in Europe and the Arab countries as well. He is one of the few Moroccan painters whose works were sold by the Paris gallery Florence Touber. "Black Journal" devoted a special issue to his work, and "Le Monde diplomatique" was regularly publishing reproductions of his paintings on the first page. He has painted almost only men,... Read full biography
MOHAMED KACIMI. Mohamed Kacimi was born in 1942 in Meknes. The painter Mohamed Kacimi has gained considerable importance in the 70s. He was known not only in Morocco, but in Europe and the Arab countries as well. He is one of the few Moroccan painters whose works were sold by the Paris gallery Florence Touber. "Black Journal" devoted a special issue to his work, and "Le Monde diplomatique" was regularly publishing reproductions of his paintings on the first page. He has painted almost only men, usually faceless men. His works are timeless. He died in 2003 in Morocco.
MOHAMED KACIMI. Mohamed Kacimi was born in 1942 in Meknes. The painter Mohamed Kacimi has gained considerable importance in the 70s. He was known not only in Morocco, but in Europe and the Arab countries as well. He is one of the few Moroccan painters whose works were sold by the Paris gallery Florence Touber. "Black Journal" devoted a special issue to his work, and "Le Monde diplomatique" was regularly publishing reproductions of his paintings on the first page. He has painted almost only men, usually faceless men. His works are timeless. He died in 2003 in Morocco.