Mohamed
Mandour
Mohamed Mandour
Artist-Sculptor
Mohamed Mandour was born in 1950 in Al Fostat, Old Cairo, where he learnt and worked since his early childhood in the renowned conventional potteries of this neighborhood. As In 1967, he joined an atelier in Helwan founded by the painter Sophia Helmy and sculptor Mohamed Hagrass. Swiftly the artist moved to his own identity gaining his own style from his neighborhood but inspired by the divine form of Islamic and pharonic pottery shapes. Mandour is considered the landmark of modern pottery in the Middle East. Also in 1979, he was awarded the ceramic prize in plastic art of the French Cultural Center and the Egyptian public authority of mass culture. In 1981, Mandour won the first prize in the exhibition of young artists – Friends of Fine Arts Society. Following that, he won the prize of the Egyptian society for devotees of Fine Arts “Talaie Exhibition” in 1987. Mandour won the appreciation 1 prize of the national Egyptian society for Fine Arts in 1992. He also won the prize of the Cairo Second Ceramics Biennale. Following that, he won the prize of the Venice Biennale in Italy in 2002. Mandour won the prize of the International Ceramics Biennale in Cairo. Among Mandour’s patrons comes the international Museum for Ceramics – Venice, World Bank – USA, Egyptian Art Academy in Rome, The British Council – Egypt, Shikha Thabigah – Bahrain, National Museum of Syria – Damascus, Museum of Egyptian Modern Art, Mubarak Library – Giza, Library of Greater Cairo, First Lady Suzan Mubarak – Egypt, HRH Prince Charles – Great Britain, Egyptian Opera House and Cairo Conference Center – Egypt.
MohamadMandour047
31 cm x 46 cm
2025
MohamadMandour070
50 cm x 50 cm
2022
MohamadMandour058
53 x 42 cm
2018
MohamadMandour045
96 cm x 36 cm
2021
MohamadMandour060
44 cm x 40 cm
2022
MohamadMandour038
51 cm x 44 cm
2018
MohamadMandour061
43 cm x 50 cm
2023
MohamadMandour048
47 cm x 46 cm
2019
MohamadMandour037
53 cm x 45 cm
2023
MohamadMandour059
48 cm x 50 cm
2025
MohamadMandour068
116 cm x 34 cm
2020
MohamadMandour056
113 cm x 30 cm
2020
MohamadMandour035
Dia 68 cm
2023
MohamadMandour036
Dia 74 cm
2025
MohamadMandour054
40 cm x 30 cm
2024
MohamadMandour042
47 cm x 66 cm
2016
MohamadMandour065
34 cm x 58 cm
2020
MohamadMandour052
43 cm x 41 cm
2025
MohamadMandour040
37 cm x 50 cm
2020
MohamadMandour063
63 cm x 32 cm
2024
MohamadMandour050
53 cm x 36 cm
2020
MohamadMandour067
76 cm x 36 cm
2015
MohamadMandour055
74 cm x 40 cm
2018
MohamadMandour043
90 cm x 50 cm
2025
MohamadMandour066
92 cm x 40 cm
2024
MohamadMandour053
86 cm x 35 cm
2018
MohamadMandour041
84 cm x 30 cm
2018
MohamadMandour064
89 cm x 40 cm
2020
MohamadMandour051
94 cm x 45 cm
2020
MohamadMandour039
90 cm x 54 cm
2018
MohamadMandour062
101 cm x 25 cm
1994
MohamadMandour049
114 cm x 25 cm
2011
MohamadMandour046
88 cm x 42 cm
2025
MohamadMandour069
60 cm x 50 cm
2025
MohamadMandour057
65 x 48 cm
2020
MohamadMandour044
71 cm x 42 cm
2020
MohamadMandour034
Pottery 35H x 50D cm
MohamadMandour033
Aswan Clay 71 Cm
MohamadMandour032
Aswan Clay 65 Cm
MohamadMandour031
Aswan Clay 98x40 Cm
MohamadMandour030
Aswan Clay 104x25 Cm
MohamadMandour029
Aswan Clay 109x49 Cm
MohamadMandour028
Aswan Clay 62x69 Cm
MohamadMandour027
Aswan Clay 40x65 Cm
MohamadMandour026
Aswan Clay 21x41 Cm
MohamadMandour025
Aswan Clay 46x45 Cm
MohamadMandour024
Aswan Clay 70x45 Cm
MohamadMandour023
Aswan Clay 29x40 Cm
MohamadMandour022
Aswan Clay 35x45 Cm
MohamadMandour021
Aswan Clay 46x45 Cm
MohamadMandour020
Aswan Clay 60x45 Cm
MohamadMandour019
Aswan Clay 46x37 Cm
MohamadMandour018
Aswan Clay 69x28 Cm
MohamadMandour018
Aswan Clay 58x40 Cm
MohamadMandour017
Aswan Clay 53x41 Cm
MohamadMandour016
Aswan Clay 55x37 Cm
MohamadMandour015
Aswan Clay 52x35 Cm
MohamadMandour014
Aswan Clay 52x35 Cm
MohamadMandour013
Aswan Clay 41x43 Cm
MohamadMandour012
Aswan Clay 41x42 Cm
Fatima Hassan
Shaker El-Edrissy
Hany El Sayed
HAKEEM ABOUKILA
