École de Tunis

Summary

École de Tunis is an art movement^[1].

Key Facts

• École de Tunis's field of work was painting^[2].
• École de Tunis is in the country of Tunisia^[3].
• École de Tunis's instance of is recorded as art movement^[4].
• École de Tunis comprises Moses Levy^[5].
• École de Tunis comprises Pierre Boucherle^[6].
• École de Tunis comprises Jules Lellouche^[7].
• École de Tunis comprises Antonio Corpora^[8].
• École de Tunis comprises Yahia Turki^[9].
• École de Tunis comprises Ammar Farhat^[10].
• École de Tunis comprises Safia Farhat^[11].
• École de Tunis comprises Jellal Ben Abdallah^[12].
• École de Tunis comprises Abdelaziz Gorgi^[13].
• École de Tunis comprises Edgard Naccache^[14].
• École de Tunis comprises Ali Bellagha^[15].
• École de Tunis comprises Zoubeir Turki^[16].
• +1949-00-00T00:00:00Z marks the founding of École de Tunis^[17].

Body

Definition and Type

École de Tunis's instance of is recorded as art movement^[4].

Origins

+1949-00-00T00:00:00Z marks the founding of École de Tunis^[17].

Use and Application

Components include Moses Levy^[5], a painter^[18], 1885–1968^[19], of Italy^[20]; Pierre Boucherle^[6], a painter^[21], 1894–1988^[22], of France^[23]; Jules Lellouche^[7], a painter^[24], 1903–1963^[25], of French protectorate of Tunisia^[26]; Antonio Corpora^[8], a painter^[27], 1909–2004^[28], of Kingdom of Italy^[29]; Yahia Turki^[9], a painter^[30], 1903–1969^[31], of French protectorate of Tunisia^[32]; and Ammar Farhat^[10], a painter^[33], 1911–1987^[34], of French protectorate of Tunisia^[35].