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Returning home in , Abad decided to become an artist. Throughout her life Abad was an inveterate traveller. She was proud to say she had visited more than countries. Her work was openly infused by what she saw and was detailed in the various books she made full of colourful drawings and collages. She believed that absorbing images and techniques from Korea, Indonesia, New Guinea, and other cultural settings would make her work globally comprehensible.
Scuba diving also gave her immersive experiences which she sought to replicate in her work Akeel Abbas has shown his works in a number of group exhibitions, including the 2nd Arab Biennale, Kuwait in ; Centre Culturel Irakien, Paris in Abd al Havy was a pupil of Shams al Din. No work has been attributed to him with any certainty Abdous Samad worked at the Persian court and while there was chosen by the Mogul Emperor Humayun to teach drawing both to himself and to his son Akbar, the heir to the throne.
He took over from Mir Sayid Ali and completed the illumination of the poet Amir-Hamzah, who recounted the adventures of the uncle of Mohammed. He ended his days as head of the royal treasury He was taught painting by Fausto Zonaro, an Italian artist who worked in the Ottoman court He is known as a portrait painter, particularly for his paintings of beautiful Indonesian women, but also painted rural flora and fauna, landscapes and court scenes Abdus Samad was born in Shiraz, Iran.
