La Ménara de Marrakech - Morooco (2015) Painting by Abderrahim El Moujaouid

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  • Original Artwork (One Of A Kind) Painting, Acrylic on Canvas
  • Dimensions 24.8x32.3 in
    Dimensions of the work alone, without framing: Height 15.8in, Width 19.7in
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  • Categories Paintings under $500 Figurative
La Ménara est un vaste jardin planté d'oliviers aménagé sous la dynastie des Almohades à environ 45 minutes à pied de la place Jamaa El Fna, au centre de Marrakech, au Maroc. Au cœur de ce jardin, un grand bassin au pied d'un pavillon sert de réservoir d'eau pour irriguer les cultures. C'est un endroit très paisible, à l'écart[...]
La Ménara est un vaste jardin planté d'oliviers aménagé sous la dynastie des Almohades à environ 45 minutes à pied de la place Jamaa El Fna, au centre de Marrakech, au Maroc. Au cœur de ce jardin, un grand bassin au pied d'un pavillon sert de réservoir d'eau pour irriguer les cultures. C'est un endroit très paisible, à l'écart du tumulte de la ville. C'est donc un lieu privilégié pour les promenades. Le bassin est alimenté en eau grâce à un système hydraulique vieux de plus de 700 ans, qui achemine l'eau depuis les montagnes situées à 30 km environ de Marrakech. Ce bassin permet l'irrigation de l'oliveraie. Véritable desert garden située à peu de separation du focus de Marrakech, la Ménara est un excellent jardin planté de 40 variétés d'oliviers autour d'un colossal bassin qui sert de réservoir pour l'irrigation des plantes. C'est un des endroits les in addition to calmes de Marrakech et nombreux sont ceux qui y vont pour y trouver la tranquillité au bord du bassin alimenté standard les eaux de la montagne que l'on peut admirer à l'horizon. Ce bassin est alimenté standard un système hydraulique très ancien appelé Qanat qui permet de faire venir l'eau des montagnes distantes de 30 kilomètres de Marrakech.
La Ménara is a large garden planted with olive trees, built during the Almohad dynasty, about 45 minutes walk from the Jamaa El Fna square, in the center of Marrakech, Morocco. At the heart of this garden, a large pond at the foot of a pavilion serves as a reservoir for water to irrigate crops. It is a very peaceful place, away from the hustle and bustle of the city. It is therefore a privileged place for walks. The basin is supplied with water thanks to a hydraulic system over 700 years old, which transports water from the mountains located about 30 km from Marrakech. This pond allows irrigation of the olive grove. Genuine desert garden located at little separation of the focus of Marrakech, the Menara is an excellent garden planted with 40 varieties of olive trees around a colossal basin which serves as reservoir for the irrigation of the plants. It is one of the most calm places of Marrakech and there are many who go there to find the tranquility at the edge of the basin fueled by the waters of the mountain that can be admired on the horizon. This basin is powered by a very ancient hydraulic system called Qanat which allows to bring water from the mountains distant 30 kilometers from Marrakech.

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Minara De Marakech Au Maroc

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Presentation . Prize of drawing with the mention "Prize of Excellence" by the FEDERATION OF THE LITTLE WORKS in Morocco 1970. . Artmajeur Awards 2016 - Silver Category. . Bachelor in[...]

Presentation
. Prize of drawing with the mention "Prize of Excellence" by the FEDERATION OF THE LITTLE WORKS in Morocco 1970.
. Artmajeur Awards 2016 - Silver Category.
. Bachelor in Arabic Literature 1980 in Fez

              From an early age I display an enterprising and independent temperament, occasionally rebellious or rebellious.
              I was born in Meknes, part of the imperial cities of Morocco. A city marked by its olive trees, historical monuments and various traditions. I lived in a spiritual and meditative atmosphere. I was fascinated at school by the paintings of the great masters, but I am refractive to all artistic teaching. It is therefore self-taught that I undertake my own pictorial explorations,

It is true that the school trains painters; Becoming an artist is another approach that can not be learned at school. I am attracted by any landscape that appeals to expressionism. This has influenced my paintings, which tackle the Moroccan landscape, traditions and historical monuments.
PROFESSIONAL EXPERIENCES :
              1998: 2 days at the French Cultural Center in El-Jadida.
               2002: 1 week at the Academy of El-Jadida.
               2003: 15 days at the Gallery 104 of El-Jadida.
               2004: 1 week at the Academy of El-Jadida.
               2004: 1 month at the Royal Golf Course of El-Jadida.
               2009: 15 days at the Royal Golf Course of El-Jadida.
2012: 1 month at the alliance of Eljadida

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