The fine art revolution

The appearance of plastic art in the Nile Valley began thousands of years before the dawn of Egyptian civilization, and its effects, since its first inception, have reflected aspects of the interaction between the people of the valley and their beliefs on the one hand, and between the nature of the environment, its resources, and its climate on the other hand. The effects of Egyptian art since its first inception reveal the view of the inhabitants The valley to life as a continuous reality - linking the past, present and future - and from this, art for them was an expression of the unity of existence, an embodiment of the doctrine of immortality, and a revelation of the secrets of beauty in faith. Absolute with a God who manages the affairs of life and beyond.
Thus, it becomes necessary to look at the glories of Egyptian art with the eye of the spirit, and to evaluate its effects through that belief that directed the people of Egypt to faith, and on pure universal principles, because the art of ancient Egypt was keen to express life through that belief and from the inspiration of the universe and from The reality of the environment and the customs and traditions of society.
This book deals with the manifestations of plastic arts activity during the stages of the popular struggle - by reviewing its phases and telling the story of its first pioneers. The book narrates it as its author witnessed, heard, or lived it from the beginning with the popular awakening until our blessed revolution took place.