Coptic Art: Exploring the Legacy of Ragheb Ayad Ragheb Ayad (1892 – 1982) stands as a pivotal figure in Egyptian art history, embodying the spirit of innovation and cultural preservation during a transformative era. Born in Faggala, Cairo, he embarked on an artistic journey shaped by formal education at the École des Frères and subsequent enrollment in the School of Fine Arts established by Prince Youssef Kamal—a landmark institution that championed European artistic methodologies while nurturing Egyptian talent. Among his peers were Mahmoud Mokhtar (1891 – 1934), Youssef Kamel (1891 – 1971)…