Baya, Femme et enfant en bleu (Woman and child in blue), 1947. Photo © Galerie Maeght, Paris
Baya Mahieddine is a revolutionary Algerian Modernist painter whose paintings influenced the likes of Spanish painter Pablo Picasso. Baya was greatly influenced by nature, her childhood, as well as her home country Algeria. The self-taught
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Those were the words of the Algerian Modernist Baya Mahieddine (1931-98), known simply as Baya, who is being paid tribute in a retrospective at the Sharjah Art Museum in the United Arab Emirates.
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Baya Mahieddine, born Fatma Haddad in 1931 in Algiers, was encouraged to express her creativity by her adoptive mother, Marguerite Caminat, a settler during France's colonisation of Algeria,.
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The self-taught Algerian artist, Baya Mahieddine (1931-1988) — known as Baya — is finally being celebrated in the first North American exhibition of her work, at NYU's Grey Art Gallery, through March 31. Baya used gouache as her primary medium, depicting a world without men but full of bright images of women, nature, and animals.
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Remembering Algerian artist Baya: 'She was a very gentle, kind and caring person' Art historian Salwa Mikdadi shares memories of a meeting with the late Algerian surrealist Baya in 1993. This account, part of our Remembering the Artist series, is based on their interview 'Le Paon' (1945) by Baya. Courtesy Elmarsa Gallery, Tunis-Dubai Myrna Ayad
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In February 1948, Baya received a tribute in Vogue Paris. It was Picasso, inevitably, that gave Baya her chief claim to global fame. She befriended him while working as artist-in-residence at the Madoura pottery in Vallauris, southern France, which also produced Picasso's own ceramics.
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The 16-Year-Old Algerian Artist Who Influenced Picasso and Matisse by Staff Writer February 1, 2021 Baya Mahieddine (1931-1988) — more commonly known as Baya — is finally being celebrated in the first North American exhibition of her work, at NYU's Grey Art Gallery. Born Fatma Haddad, in a suburb of Algiers, she was orphaned by age five.
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One of Algeriaʼs most celebrated artists, Baya Mahieddine is famous for the iconic work that would inspire Picasso to paint a collection called Women of Algeria.
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This is just one of 22 paintings on view in the exhibition "Baya: Woman of Algiers," at NYU's Grey Art Gallery, the first U.S. solo exhibition of the late Algerian painter and sculptor (who, as an artist, went only by her first name). Baya 's works depict exuberant scenes of women or nature. And there are no men.
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Baya Mahieddine was a Kabyle girl born with the name of Fatma Haddad. She was born in a 1931 in an Algiers suburb and was raised by her grandmother after she was orphaned at age five. At age 11, she was taken in as a servant by a Frenchwoman living in Algiers named Marguerite Caminat, who was herself an art collector and immediately recognized.
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Woman of Algiers January 9-March 31, 2018 Background Images Public Programs Press Publications Algerian-born Baya Mahieddine (1931-1998)—who chose to be known by her first name— created distinctive works that fuse motifs drawn from her Arab and Kabyle heritage with French modernism.
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Baya Mahieddine. Femme au paon. 1947. Gouache on paper. 62.8x 47.7cm It was there that Baya was provided with her first art materials and home schooling. This Frenchwoman, married to a cadi (judge), worked as an archivist at the Muslim Bureau of Charities. Her real passion, however, was painting, and collecting artworks.
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Baya Mahieddine | The Young Artist Who Inspired Picasso Pablo Picasso | © Lenny21/Pixabay A. J. Samuels 12 April 2017 One of Algeria's most celebrated artists, Baya Mahieddine is famous for the iconic work that would inspire Picasso to paint a collection called Women of Algeria.
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Baya Mahieddine is a revolutionary Algerian Modernist painter whose paintings influenced the likes of Spanish painter Pablo Picasso. Baya was greatly influenced by nature, her childhood, as.
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Baya Mahieddine Mehiedine; Mahiedine Born in 1931 in Bordj-el-Kifan, Algeria; died on 9 November 1998 in Blida, Algeria. Biography Often referred to only as Baya, the Algerian painter Baya Mahieddine was born as Fatma Haddad, into a poor Kabylie family in Bordj-el-Kifan, near Algiers.