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Inji Efflatoun

1924–1989

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1924–1989

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Born 1924Died 1989

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Motherhood

1950s

Oil on wood

Barjeel Art Foundation

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Other names (5)

Ingi Eflatoun, Inji Aflatoun, Inji Efflatoun, Inji Hassan Aflatoun, إنجي أفلاطون

Biography

Inji Efflatoun (1924–1989) was an Egyptian painter and feminist and communist activist. She studied with Kamel el-Telmissany and participated in Art et Liberté exhibitions before developing pictures of rural work and social inequality. She continued painting during imprisonment from 1959 to 1963. Her later White Light paintings use exposed backgrounds and short strokes of bright colour.

Biography source: Nadine Atallah, Mathaf Encyclopedia, https://mathaf.org.qa/en/encyclopedia/artists-biographies/inji-efflatoun/. The exhibition connections retain the original BasArt catalogue labels; they do not assert personal attendance or current ownership.

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  • La Vallée Verte — INJI EFFLATOUN
    Ramzi and Saeda Dalloul Art Foundation16 recorded worksLa Vallée Verte
  • Al Majhool (The Unknown) — Inji Efflatoun
    Barjeel Art Foundation13 recorded worksAl Majhool (The Unknown)
  • Farmers Roofs — Inji Efflatoun
    Jordan National Gallery of Fine Arts2 recorded worksFarmers Roofs
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  • Mathaf: Arab Museum of Modern Art — Encyclopedia
  • Egyptian Fine Arts Sector — official painter biographies and museum guide

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