CLASSICAL OIL PORTRAITS painted with special attention to detail and likeness, to capture the distinctive character of the individual.

Masood Parvez specializes in traditional realism, which is achieved through good quality reference photographs, and a careful understanding of the subject's personality. Depending on the size and complexity of work, an oil portrait may take one to two months to complete. All commissioned work is discussed in advance, and satisfaction is guaranteed.

Artist's statement - "all good work speaks for itself"

A UNIQUE ART COLLECTION of Arabian Cultural Oil Paintings

The studio represents 15 highly talented female artists specialized in research oriented projects about foreign civilizations. They have produced an extensive collection of 52 large oil paintings depicting the cultural, traditional and historic elements of the Arabian Gulf. This effort, unprecedented in it's size and scope, has been made to honor HH Sheikh Zayed Bin Sultan Al Nahyan's wish to preserve the Arabian cultural heritage, to cope with the rapidly changing life-style of the younger generations. Therefore, these paintings are not only decorative but informative as well, and many go beyond that, inspiring the viewer's imagination about man's will to survive and conquer the tests of time.

The Studio
Besides portaits and cultural paintings, our studio is also fully equipped to handle special orders...
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Masood Parvez - A personal Profile
Master of Fine Arts form The Maryland Institute, College of Art, Baltimore MD. with 14 years of US experience as a professional artist. A teacher of 'Cultural Literacy Through Art' in New York and North Carolina. Work included in: The White House permanent collection, Washington, DC - The AT&T collection, Princeton, NJ. - The McCormick Inc collection, Baltimore, MD. - The North Carolina University Collection, Chapel Hill, NC. Now settled in Pakistan since 1993. Work included in: Pakistan Army Cavalry and Aviation collections, and numerous private collections in Karachi, Hyderabad, and Islamabad, Pakistan.
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