Jamal Badran
Pioneering Palestinian Artist
Date of Birth:
1909
Haifa
Place of Birth:
Why Featured?
Major influence on Palestinian art and Islamic arts and crafts.
Brief bio
Jamal Badran was a key figure in Palestinian art, known for his contributions to Islamic ornamentation and Arabic calligraphy, as well as his work on restoring significant Islamic artifacts.
Major Milestones
Scholarship Award (1934): Awarded a scholarship to study at the Central School of Arts and Crafts in London.
Studio Establishment (1945): Opened a studio in Jerusalem for modern development of traditional arts.
Art Education Supervisor: Created an arts curriculum for Palestinian schools, emphasizing student talent and creativity.
Restoration Projects (1960s & 1976): Worked on the second restoration of significant Islamic sites in Jerusalem.
Recognition & Legacy: His legacy continues through his family, influencing Palestinian art and culture.
Contributions
Educational Influence: Developed an arts curriculum for Palestinian schools.
Revival of Islamic Arts: Contributed to the modern development of traditional arts...See More and here See More
Dome of the Rock and Al-Aqsa Mosque: Participated in restoration efforts.
Minbar of Saladin Restoration: Led the design for its restoration after destruction...See More
Artistic Legacy: Inspired future generations of artists, including family members.
Date of Last Update:
September 3, 2024
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