Halim Jurdak
Lebanese, born 1927
Abstract Figurative, Cubism, and Realism
Halim Jurdak is a Lebanese artist known for his varied artistic styles throughout his long career. He has explored realism, cubism, and both figurative and non-figurative abstraction. Recently, his work has focused on the human figure, emphasizing forms, patterns, color, and composition. His art can be found in public and private collections, including at the UNESCO Palace in Beirut and the Institut du Monde Arabe in Paris.
