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Farid Mansour - Sculptor & Painter
1929 - 2010
“In 1977 (the beginnings of the Lebanese civil war) I decided to return to Beirut leaving behind me all my successes I started to harvest in London including British citizenship. I decided to return hoping that through my art and my plume I can participate in shaping an evolved society within a country where justice and equality rule. I decided to return now lest I would be shocked should I return later on, to find a country strange to me, a country that does not resemble me and a society with no intellectual and artistic culture, a country driven solely by materialistic motives and primitive instincts”
Farid Mansour
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 FARID MANSOUR - PHOTOArtist at work |  FARID MANSOUR - PHOTOArtist atwork |
 FARID MANSOUR - PHOTO |  FARID MANSOUR - PHOTOWith Abdallah AlShahhal |
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Courtesy of Dr. Ziad Abu Faraj
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