Artist: Sager Al Qatil (1959–2004)
Technique: Colored Pencils on Paper
Dimensions: 35 x 50 cm / 50 x 35 cm per work
Status: 7 Signed & Dated Original Works, Each Professionally Framed
About the Collection:
This rare and prestigious Sager Al Qatil Collection features seven original masterpieces created in 1986. Representing the artist's most prolific surrealist period, the set includes diverse subjects: from intimate domestic scenes like "The Bread Makers" to enigmatic figures like "The Sitting Troll" and the "Mystic Portrait." Every piece in this Sager Al Qatil Collection demonstrates his masterful control of colored pencils, creating ethereal textures and a poetic, dream-like atmosphere. Offered together, this Sager Al Qatil Collection provides a unique opportunity to own a cohesive visual narrative that explores identity, heritage, and the human condition through the lens of one of Palestine's most significant modern artists.
About the Artist:
Sager Al Qatil (1959–2004): A self-taught Palestinian painter and a pivotal figure in contemporary Arab art.
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.
Legacy: Known for a unique visual language merging surrealism with social themes and rural landscapes. His works are held in private collections and exhibited in the Middle East, Europe, and the USA.