Margo Veillon Waleed AlmusharafMargo Veillon, one of Egypts best known and best loved artists, has long been fascinated by the Egyptian countryside and the world of the fellahinthe color and bustle of their villages, their hard labor in the fields. Here in this exceptional book is her collected vision of that world: decades worth of paintings, sketches, and photographs that capture all the color, vitality, toil, and dignity of life on the land under Egypts blazing but beneficent
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