Chaïbia Talal began painting without formal training in the early 1960s and developed exuberant figurative compositions filled with women, flowers, musicians and bold color. Though frequently framed through the limiting category of 'naïve' or outsider art, her work became a major force in Moroccan modernism.
Painting
Major Works
- 1960sWomen of My Village
- 1960sThe Wedding
- 1970sMusicians
- 1970sThe Market
- 1980sWomen and Flowers
- 1960sUntitled
- 1980sThe Procession
- 1990sCelebration
- 1970sMother and Child
- 1980sWomen in Red
Interviews & Writing
- Museum-quality video search →RESEARCH QUEUEvideo
Related Artists