Artist: Sager Al Qatil (1959–2004)
Technique: Colored Pencils on Paper
Dimensions: 35 x 50 cm
Status: Signed, Dated 1986, Framed
About the Artwork:
An original 1986 work by Sager Al Qatil, characteristic of his early surrealist period. Executed in colored pencils, the composition features elongated figures on a donkey-led cart. The piece is defined by a soft, ethereal palette and hazy textures, blending rural motifs with a dream-like atmosphere. This Sager Al Qatil artwork is a significant example of his exploration of memory and local identity through a poetic lens.
About the Artist:
Sager Al Qatil (1959–2004): Self-taught Palestinian painter.
Background: Studied in Amman, Jordan. A founding member of the Palestinian Artists Association.
International Career: Emigrated to the Netherlands, where he lived and worked until his death in 2004.
Exhibitions: Exhibited across the Middle East, the USA, and Europe (notably Amsterdam).
Style: Known for a unique visual language merging surrealism with social themes and rural landscapes.