Naji Benaji

The Moroccan Cartoonist Naji Benaji (Caricature Arabe, #1) (eBook, ePUB)

• Format: ePub

Produktbeschreibung

This is the first digital book in the series (Arabic Cartoons) which presents the most famous Arab cartoonists, and their drawings as interesting as the masterpieces of the great artists of the world, in ten languages ​​(Arabic - English - French - Spanish - Portuguese - German - Italian - Chinese - Hindi - Russian), in order to reach as many people as possible interested in this art around the world.

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Produktdetails

• Verlag: Alaeddine Bookstore
• Erscheinungstermin: 23. August 2024
• Englisch
• ISBN-13: 9789938031645
• Artikelnr.: 72409886

Autorenporträt

Moroccan caricaturist and press cartoonist - President of the Moroccan Association of Caricature (MAC) - Director of the International Festival of Caricature in Africa (FICA) - Head of the Moroccan section of the Union of World Cartoonists (UWC) - Representative of the International Caricature Federation (FECO) in Morocco - Founding member of the School of Caricature in Sfax, Tunisia - Since 1990, he has collaborated with numerous Arabic and national newspapers, magazines, and websites. - Currently works with the Moroccan weekly "Le Canard Libéré," as well as with "El Watan" and "Al Bilad." - Participated in many international and national exhibitions. - Won the first prize in the Katara competition in Qatar in 2020, and was named Best Cartoonist in the World for 2017 in China. - He has also won international cartoon competition prizes in Iran, Syria, Turkey, Spain, Iraq, Norway, Romania, Azerbaijan, Malaysia, and Colombia.- Served as a jury member for international cartoon competitions in Romania, Iran, Egypt, Malaysia, Croatia, India, Syria, Lebanon, and Colombia. - A book has been published showcasing the works of artist Naji Benaji (Caricature School of Sfax, Tunisia, 2018).