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Hassan el Glaoui

Hassan el Glaoui (1923 - 2018) was active/lived in France, Morocco.  Hassan Glaoui is known for Abstract equestrian scene painting, elongated fantasy horses and riders.

Interview, February 22, 2019 by Sotheby's:

Moroccan Masster Hassan El Glaoui Remembered by his Daughter Touria, Founder of 1-54 Contemporary African Art Fair



Q.Your father Hassan El Glaoui is revered as one of the greatest Moroccan artists. Can you tell us about your upbringing in Morocco? What was it like to have a famous artist as a father?
A.My father’s work and practice were an intrinsic part of my family home and our lives. I soon realised that my family home, with my father’s studio at the centre, was different from that of my friends. As a small child, I modelled for my father’s portraits. At the time, putting on a smart dress was the most exciting aspect of this for me. Of course, I now not only recognise how special these moments with my father were but also appreciate what he did and the admiration he had from Moroccans.

Q.His father, your grandfather, was the last Pasha of Marrakech, an art collector and friend of Winston Churchill. What influ   ...  [Displaying 1000 of 9881 characters.]  Artist bio

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