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France's challenge  - 6th grade - painter Robert Delaunay

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France's challenge  - 6th grade - painter Robert Delaunay

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work in progress

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Romania's challenge  - 6th grade - sculptor Constantin Brâncuși

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Romania's challenge  - 6th grade - sculptor Constantin Brâncuși

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Turkey's challenge  - 6th grade - painter Bedri Rahmi Eyuboglu.

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Turkey's challenge  - 6th grade - painter Bedri Rahmi Eyuboglu.

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Italy Challenge - 2nd grade - Guisseppe Arcimboldo

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Italy Challenge - 2nd grade - Guisseppe Arcimboldo

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Final work

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Italy's challenge - 2nd grade - Guiseppe Arcimboldo

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Italy's challenge - 2nd grade - Guiseppe Arcimboldo

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work in progress

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Italy Challenge - 6th grade - Giuseppe Arcimboldo - 

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Italy Challenge - 6th grade - Giuseppe Arcimboldo - 

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Final project

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Italy Challenge - 6th grade - Guiseppe Arcimboldo

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Italy Challenge - 6th grade - Guiseppe Arcimboldo

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work in progress

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France's challenge  - 2nd grade - painter Robert Delaunay

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France's challenge  - 2nd grade - painter Robert Delaunay

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France's challenge  - 6th grade - painter Robert Delaunay

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France's challenge  - 6th grade - painter Robert Delaunay

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It was wonderful to create designs like Rafael Bordalo Pinheiro. My young students really enjoyed working on them.

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Constantin BRANCUSI

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We meet Nawal Abdallah, Jordan- Classe 2A F.Querini - Mestre (Ve)- Italy

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We meet Nawal Abdallah, Jordan- Classe 2A F.Querini - Mestre (Ve)- Italy

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Class 2A - Bedri Rahmi Eyuboglu a Turkish artist

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Class 2A - Bedri Rahmi Eyuboglu a Turkish artist

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Work in progress...

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Sonia - Class 2A Rafael Bordalo Pinheiro

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Sonia - Class 2A Rafael Bordalo Pinheiro

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Butterflies are like flowers

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Elena - Class 2A- Rafael Bordalo Pinheiro

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Elena - Class 2A- Rafael Bordalo Pinheiro

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Hearts precious like a diamond

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Anna - Class 2A- Rafael Bordalo Pinheiro

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Anna - Class 2A- Rafael Bordalo Pinheiro

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White rabbit lives among carrots and hearts

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Rafael Bordalo Pinheiro - Portuguese artist

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Rafael Bordalo Pinheiro - Portuguese artist

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Our tiles. A new artist for us!

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Class 2A discovered a new artist!

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Art of Europe Canvas of Culture ..❤️

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Nawal Abdallah: A Visionary Artist Capturing the Soul of the Arabian Oryx

Introduction

In the vibrant world of Jordanian contemporary art, few names resonate with the grace and authenticity of Nawal Abdallah. A distinguished artist whose brushstrokes bridge the gap between nature and canvas, she has dedicated much of her career to celebrating the Middle Eastern identity. Among her most iconic subjects is the Arabian Oryx, a creature she depicts not merely as an animal, but as a profound symbol of desert nobility and survival.

Artistic Background and Education

Nawal Abdallah’s journey began with a formal foundation in fine arts. After obtaining her Bachelor’s degree in Fine Arts from Yarmouk University, she became a prominent member of the Jordanian Plastic Artists Association. Her academic training provided her with the technical mastery needed to explore various mediums, though she eventually found her truest voice in oil painting, where the richness of pigments allows her to capture the subtle nuances of the Jordanian landscape.

Technique and Style

Abdallah is renowned for her Expressive Realism. In her depictions of the Arabian Oryx, she employs a masterful play of light and shadow. While the anatomy of the Oryx is rendered with anatomical precision—highlighting its iconic long horns and stark white coat—her backgrounds often lean towards the atmospheric. She frequently uses a palette knife to create textured, rugged desert terrains, contrasting them with the smooth, ethereal texture of the Oryx’s skin. This duality emphasizes the harmony between the delicate creature and the harsh environment it inhabits.

The Symbolism of the Oryx

For Nawal, the Arabian Oryx is a vessel of heritage. In her paintings, the "eyes of the Oryx"—so famously romanticised in classical Arabic poetry—become a focal point of emotional connection. Her work transcends mere wildlife documentation; it is a cultural statement. By choosing the Oryx, she invites the viewer to contemplate themes of resilience, purity, and the intrinsic beauty of the Arabian Peninsula’s natural history.

Exhibitions and Legacy

Throughout her illustrious career, Nawal Abdallah has showcased her work in numerous solo and group exhibitions across the globe, from Amman and Dubai to Cairo and Europe. Her art serves as a bridge between the East and the West, offering international audiences a glimpse into the majestic stillness of the desert. Beyond the Oryx, her portfolio includes exquisite portraits and Arabian horses, all unified by her signature touch of elegance and depth.

Conclusion

Nawal Abdallah remains a pivotal figure in Jordan’s art scene. Through her dedication to portraying the Arabian Oryx, she has not only preserved a piece of environmental heritage but has also elevated the desert's aesthetic to a world-class level. Her paintings are more than just art; they are a silent dialogue between the artist, the land, and the timeless spirit of the Oryx.

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Nawal Abdallah got her early art training with Muhanna Durra in Amman before going to the Academy of Fine Arts in Florence, graduating in 1979. Her super landscapes are full of spectacular movement with surprising spontaneity, balanced shapes, and dramatic treatment of vibrant colour.

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Nawal Abdallah: A Visionary Artist Capturing the Soul of the Arabian Oryx

Introduction

In the vibrant world of Jordanian contemporary art, few names resonate with the grace and authenticity of Nawal Abdallah. A distinguished artist whose brushstrokes bridge the gap between nature and canvas, she has dedicated much of her career to celebrating the Middle Eastern identity. Among her most iconic subjects is the Arabian Oryx, a creature she depicts not merely as an animal, but as a profound symbol of desert nobility and survival.

Artistic Background and Education

Nawal Abdallah’s journey began with a formal foundation in fine arts. After obtaining her Bachelor’s degree in Fine Arts from Yarmouk University, she became a prominent member of the Jordanian Plastic Artists Association. Her academic training provided her with the technical mastery needed to explore various mediums, though she eventually found her truest voice in oil painting, where the richness of pigments allows her to capture the subtle nuances of the Jordanian landscape.

Technique and Style

Abdallah is renowned for her Expressive Realism. In her depictions of the Arabian Oryx, she employs a masterful play of light and shadow. While the anatomy of the Oryx is rendered with anatomical precision—highlighting its iconic long horns and stark white coat—her backgrounds often lean towards the atmospheric. She frequently uses a palette knife to create textured, rugged desert terrains, contrasting them with the smooth, ethereal texture of the Oryx’s skin. This duality emphasizes the harmony between the delicate creature and the harsh environment it inhabits.

The Symbolism of the Oryx

For Nawal, the Arabian Oryx is a vessel of heritage. In her paintings, the "eyes of the Oryx"—so famously romanticised in classical Arabic poetry—become a focal point of emotional connection. Her work transcends mere wildlife documentation; it is a cultural statement. By choosing the Oryx, she invites the viewer to contemplate themes of resilience, purity, and the intrinsic beauty of the Arabian Peninsula’s natural history.

Exhibitions and Legacy

Throughout her illustrious career, Nawal Abdallah has showcased her work in numerous solo and group exhibitions across the globe, from Amman and Dubai to Cairo and Europe. Her art serves as a bridge between the East and the West, offering international audiences a glimpse into the majestic stillness of the desert. Beyond the Oryx, her portfolio includes exquisite portraits and Arabian horses, all unified by her signature touch of elegance and depth.

Conclusion

Nawal Abdallah remains a pivotal figure in Jordan’s art scene. Through her dedication to portraying the Arabian Oryx, she has not only preserved a piece of environmental heritage but has also elevated the desert's aesthetic to a world-class level. Her paintings are more than just art; they are a silent dialogue between the artist, the land, and the timeless spirit of the Oryx.

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Found on Google from nationalgallery.org

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Our finished works! Wonderful activity!

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Class 2nd A - Primary School F.Querini - Mestre - Italy

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Class 2nd A - Primary School F.Querini - Mestre - Italy

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Our works about Robert Delaunay

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Buket Doğan 26 Kasım Primary School Gelibolu Çanakkale Türkiye 

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Buket Doğan 26 Kasım Primary School Gelibolu Çanakkale Türkiye 

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Turkish Artist " Bedri Rahmi Eyüboğlu"

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Buket Doğan, 26 Kasım Primary School Gelibolu/ Çanakkale Türkiye. 

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Buket Doğan, 26 Kasım Primary School Gelibolu/ Çanakkale Türkiye. 

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Our works.

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Buket Doğan, 26 Kasım Primary School, Gelibolu Çanakkale Türkiye. 

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Buket Doğan, 26 Kasım Primary School, Gelibolu Çanakkale Türkiye. 

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These are our pupil's work .

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Class 1/A is learning Giuseppe  Arcimboldo .

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26 Kasım Primary School Gelibolu/Çanakkale Türkiye

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Presentation

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Teacher and students Introduction and our work

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Teacher and students Introduction and our work

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Hello from Romania!

Our School On Google Earth Map

The city of Tulcea is located in southeastern Romania, on the right bank of the Danube.
Here the river splits into 2 arms, then into 3, and forms the second largest delta in Europe, the Danube Delta.
Tulcea is an old city, with approximately 65,000 inhabitants: Romanians (74.83%), with minorities of Lipovean Russians, Roma, Turks, Tatars, who live in harmony. It is located 292 km from Bucharest, the capital of Romania.
If you come to Tulcea, you will enjoy walking along the Danube embankment, visiting the Danube Delta, the Independence Monument, the Civic Square and other tourist attractions.
Our school is the oldest in the city, with 131 years of existence. Approximately 650 children study here, in kindergarten, primary and secondary school.

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Google EarthCreate and collaborate on immersive, data-driven maps from anywhere, with the new Google Earth.
See the world from above with high-resolution satellite imagery, explore 3D terrain and buildings in hundreds of cities, and dive in to streets and neighborhoods with Street View’s 360° perspectives.

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The pupils vote for their favourite logo. The logo that receives the most votes will be the official logo of the project.

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Canva's AI tool helped us create the visual we imagined, and we needed to refine our prompt to create the visual we wanted.

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We began designing the logo using the Canva AI tool. We asked the AI to transform the European continent into a canvas and to do this using different painting techniques. We wanted children to paint this canvas, dress up like artists, and become cartoon characters. Once the basic image was created, we placed it on a canvas and added the project name and the eTwinning logo.

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Buket Doğan, 26 Kasım Primary School Gelibolu/Çanakkale TÜRKİYE

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daha çok çocuk. çocuklar tuvali boyasın çizgi film çocuklar

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Portuguese work - Teacher and students presentation and other things

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Portuguese work - Teacher and students presentation and other things

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The designs for our logo - Digipad by La Digitale

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Une application en ligne pour créer des murs multimédias collaboratifs proposée par La Digitale

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Colorful Vibrant Creative Painter Artist Designer Logo (1)

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"Hakob Kojoyan'' Art Educational School

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Delaunay French Art's

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Violet Rouge Moderne Minimaliste Entreprise Fiche de Poste Emploi Stratégie Marketing Document A4

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Logo