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"Innocence" Painting

→ Rashid Ibrahim, Sweden

Painting, Acrylic on Canvas

30 W x 40 H in

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This painting was inspired by a Dutch painting of the girl with the pearl earring, I wanted to paint an innocent face which is the opposite of the one I have mentioned above. This little girl is poor an earrings are very cheap and she still looks beautiful.

Year Created:

2015

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Mediums:

Painting, Acrylic on Canvas

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One-of-a-kind Artwork

Size:

30 W x 40 H x 1 D in

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Not Framed

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Rashid Ibrahim

About the Artist

Rashid Ibrahim

Sweden

I started painting at the age of 12 using watercolor. The first money I ever made was from painting at the age of 16. My mother whom I have great respect for how she raised me was against this because she was afraid a teenage with money can not concentrate on the education which she valued more than the money,

More important than the money was the attention and praise from my peers, cause I used to draw a circle and ask them to measure it and I used to draw an almost perfect circle (It is practice and more practice, not a miracle).

I never failed my mother and earned a Masters degree in Computer Engineering at Mid Sweden University.

I have never stopped painting although I reduced the pace and panted as a hobby. I mainly focused on landscape and portrait paintings. I used to give away most of them to friends and relatives.

Painting is some kind of Therapy and I used to paint more during lives' many crises.

My last project started after I have lost my sister for cancer and to forget that painful loss, I started painting without thinking about money (selling).

I have invested a lot of money and I could paint anything in order to get bored. So, I have accumulated more than 700 paintings. Two rooms are full of paintings (cooling cost was staggering due to the heat).

So, here I am to show the world my talent in art, I have no regrets if I do not sell a single painting because this is my legacy to my kids and to the world.

I do not paint to live, but I live to paint. This is absolutely true, nothing gives me pleasure than painting (except my kids' smile)

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