artist/ Chucrallah Fattouh

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Chucrallah Fattouh is a renowned Lebanese painter, born in Monsef, Lebanon, on November 14, 1956. He graduated with honors from the Faculty of Fine Arts at the Lebanese University in 1983 and began his artistic journey at the age of 12, creating his first painting inspired by the shores of his hometown. After his studies, he embarked on a distinguished career, participating in over one hundred national and international exhibitions.

His works have been featured in prestigious venues such as the Sursock Museum (Beirut), the Grand Palais (Paris), Art Basel (Miami), and displayed in renowned galleries worldwide. His paintings have been auctioned at esteemed houses like Bonhams and Sotheby’s in London. Throughout his career, Fattouh has received several awards, including a medal from Queen Elizabeth in 2007 for his exhibition in Windsor and an award from the Tokyo Metropolitan Museum for his exhibition in 2023.

Fattouh’s artworks are part of the collections of notable figures such as David Rockefeller, Giorgio Armani, Queen Elizabeth, and Rafic al Hariri.