La Ana Illa Ana (“There is no I but I”, al-Hallaj)
Kamal Boullata, 'La Ana Illa Ana' (“There is no I but I”, al-Hallaj), 1983. Silkscreen on paper, 60 x 40 cm ('Geometry of Words' series). Limited edition of 30
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Kamal Boullata, La Ana Illa Ana (“There is no I but I”, al-Hallaj), 1983. Silkscreen on paper, 60 × 40 cm. Edition of 30. Kamal Boullata Foundation. https://kamalboullatafoundation.org/art/la-ana-illa-ana/.
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