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Hassan El Glaoui (1923, Marrakesh, Morocco – 2018, Rabat) Three Moroccan Horsemen A work representative of El Glaoui’s subject matter and style; he particularly depicted horsemen and the life of Berber tribes and at the royal courts. El Glaoui, son of the last pasha of Marrakesh, moved to Paris in 1950, where he studied at the École des Beaux-Arts under Jean Souverbie and Émilie Charmy; he lived and worked in France. El Glaoui’s works were exhibited in the 1950s and 1960s at some of the world’s most prominent galleries, including the Wildenstein and Hammer Galleries in New York, as well as the galleries of André Weill and Petrides in Paris. It was not until 1964 that he returned to Morocco. Gouache on paper. Signed lower right; 30.8 cm x 47.5 cm (mat cutout). Framed. Gouache on paper. Signed.
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