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Ahmed Parvez

Ahmed Parvez (1926 - 1979) was active/lived in Pakistan.  Ahmed Parvez is known for Painting.

Ahmed Parvez was born in Rawalpindi, Punjab, Pakistan. He studied at the Government College for Boys in Baramulla, Jammu and Kashmir and later at the Gordon College in Rawalpindi. Interested in the arts since a young age, Parvez was quickly discouraged by his family and found a job at a clearing and forwarding agency in Karachi. He started to paint only in 1952, when he moved to Lahore and started to train in his uncle's architect studio. The same year he won the University of Punjab shield for men at the annual All Punjab Art Exhibition. In 1955, he moved to London, and founded the 'Pakistan Group of painters'. During his time in the UK, Parvez's works were exhibited in several galleries and institutes including the Woodstock Gallery, the Dennis Bowen's New Vision Centre, the Commonwealth Institute, Lincoln Gallery, London and at Oxford's Ashmolean Museum and Bear Lane Gallery. Parvez left London in 1964 and returned to Karachi where he opened a studio and continued to paint and ex   ...  [Displaying 1000 of 1455 characters.]  Artist bio

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