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Lovely Iraqi art, who doesn't like Iraqi art? Sadly, the paintings in the photograph I took doesn't feature the artist's signature although those drawings were made by the talented Baghdadi "Raham al-Warith". Nevertheless, it's worth taking a picture of it and show it to people who don't believe in Iraq and get a glimpse into what Iraqi art look like. One the top, you see two beautiful paintings depicting abstract Iraqi architecture and symbols. Colorful domes, minarets and buildings are very common and here is no different, this is one of my favorite paintings that depict domes. You can also see very long palm trees and a lot of crescent-like symbols around. And also giant crescents that have buildings on them. Below you can also see more abstract drawing depicting Iraqi women sitting in a Baghdadi-like setting. You can see the evil eye amulet (Which is usually an artistic symbol seen in Arab art) in some panels and other patterns of Arab tatreez and buildings. It's also very colorful. You can also see in the background paintings also including domes and also Islamic calligraphy.

Credits goes to the talented artist Raham al-Warith who allowed me to share his art with the world!

Description
Lovely Iraqi art, who doesn't like Iraqi art? Sadly, the paintings in the photograph I took doesn't feature the artist's signature although those drawings were made by the talented Baghdadi "Raham al-Warith". Nevertheless, it's worth taking a picture of it and show it to people who don't believe in Iraq and get a glimpse into what Iraqi art look like. One the top, you see two beautiful paintings depicting abstract Iraqi architecture and symbols. Colorful domes, minarets and buildings are very common and here is no different, this is one of my favorite paintings that depict domes. You can also see very long palm trees and a lot of crescent-like symbols around. And also giant crescents that have buildings on them. Below you can also see more abstract drawing depicting Iraqi women sitting in a Baghdadi-like setting. You can see the evil eye amulet (Which is usually an artistic symbol seen in Arab art) in some panels and other patterns of Arab tatreez and buildings. It's also very colorful. You can also see in the background paintings also including domes and also Islamic calligraphy.

Credits goes to the talented artist Raham al-Warith who allowed me to share his art with the world!