Farida the former queen of Egypt finds exile as artist
In Cairo and Paris Farida Yves, once Queen Farouk's wife, endures exile and poverty. Now a three room Paris apartment resident, she paints to express a tortured past and longing for Egypt. Her first Cairo exhibit showcased a life between royalty and commoner, seeking purpose through art.
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Farida the Painter of Egypt Reflects on Life and Art
The 1989 article profiles Farida, an established artist who returned to Egypt in 1974. It notes her evocative paintings of Egypt and poignant portraits, her resilience after hardship, and the affection she receives in Egypt and other Arab countries for living an honorable life.
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