Sadequain: Conceptions and Misconceptions
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2024
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Abstract
Syed Sadequain Ahmed Naqvi (1930-1987) is considered one of the greatest artists of Pakistan. His multifaceted art remains unsurpassed in the first decade of the twenty-first century. He was a fine draftsman, a prolific calligrapher, a passionate painter and a veritable poet. In all these genres, he searched for a hidden truth, which he called reality of life. Many writers and historians have attempted to understand his concept of reality and his position as a fine artist, however, there is a need to analyze and develop a clear understanding of conceptions and misconceptions. This study explores some of the common conceptions and misconceptions about the art of Sadequain. It will also interpret Sadequain’s artistic style through formal and contextual analysis, so that a clear understanding of his art can be developed.
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| Authors | Dr. Shahida Manzoor |
| Journal | SRAI Journal of Linguistics and Social Sciences |
| Year | 2024 |
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