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Emmanuel Daydé

Art historian, drama critic and essayist.

  • The image depicts a nude figure seated with their back to the viewer, captured in a monochromatic charcoal style. The figure has a slightly turned profile, showcasing a sense of contemplation. The body is rendered with soft, flowing lines, contrasting against the darker, shadowy background. The light appears to create a dramatic play of shadows, emphasizing the contours and curves of the figure. The overall mood is introspective and artistic, focusing on the human form and its relationship with light and darkness. Books Youssef Abdelke: the Naked Against the Dead Emmanuel Daydé · October 2017 The Syrian painter Youssef Abdelke exhibits his latest works —a series of nudes— at the Claude Lemand Gallery in Paris until November 18.
    “He’s alive, we’re dead !” This cry on a poster showing a martyr of the Syrian revolution could serve as a caption for all the paintings of Youssef (…)
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