The artist Saleh Reda is a dear guest at the College of Fine Arts and presents the Dean of the College with an artistic painting of his works.
Professor Dr. Alaa Shaker Mahmoud, Dean of the College of Fine Arts at Diyala University, received in his library today, Monday, 5/6/2024, the artist (Saleh Reda), one of the prominent artists in Diyala Governorate, who his fellow artists call the King of Portrait.
The artist (Saleh Reda) presented the Dean of the College with an artistic painting of his brilliant works, represented by the person of His Excellency
This visit came to promote openness and cooperation of the Deanship of the College of Fine Arts with all artists from inside and outside the governorate and to exchange and support experiences.
It is worth noting that the painter and visual artist Saleh Reda began and continues to transport nature from his province of Diyala to embody it with vivid paintings that narrate the most beautiful nature in his personal exhibitions. The artist Saleh continues to present his paintings and personal exhibitions inside and outside Iraq. Reda was remarkably distinguished in drawing portraits as he drew and sketched famous cultural, academic, artistic and media figures with a pencil. Reda succeeded in achieving remarkable successes through his personal exhibitions.
The artist (Saleh Reda) presented the Dean of the College with an artistic painting of his brilliant works, represented by the person of His Excellency
This visit came to promote openness and cooperation of the Deanship of the College of Fine Arts with all artists from inside and outside the governorate and to exchange and support experiences.
It is worth noting that the painter and visual artist Saleh Reda began and continues to transport nature from his province of Diyala to embody it with vivid paintings that narrate the most beautiful nature in his personal exhibitions. The artist Saleh continues to present his paintings and personal exhibitions inside and outside Iraq. Reda was remarkably distinguished in drawing portraits as he drew and sketched famous cultural, academic, artistic and media figures with a pencil. Reda succeeded in achieving remarkable successes through his personal exhibitions.
