Abstract:
This study is considerated one of many Studies above the standing of
the Islamic Arab nation which was chosen by God from other nations all over
the world . Some of these nations used to come to the Arab nation to take
whatever useful for them from the beginning of history till now . The
researcher deals in this study with a French artist who is well-know as
August Renoir . He traveled to Algeria and lived there . He was
influenced by the Islamic culture.
The study include. from chapter . chapter one deals with the framework of
programming (out line ) . Chapter two deals with the theoretical framework .
It includes five sections. Deals with the Islamic drawings(Arabesque) . section
three deals with on introduction of the important schools and their relation
with the Islamic Arab culture . section four deals with the school of
impression . Section five deals with August Renoir's life in the Arab
Homeland . Chapter three deals with the procedures and analysis of important
samples related to (August), the French Artist's work . Chapter four deals
with the conclusion and results . the references
end the study .
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