Muntadher Saleh’s biography, net worth, fact, career, awards and life story

Intro Iraqi Artist and writer, Pharmacist
Known for his art and writing
A.K.A. Muntader saleh , montazer saleh
Is Author 
Writer 
Pharmacist 
Artist 
From Iraq 
United States of America 
Spain 
Chile 
Switzerland 
Sweden 
Canada 
Argentina 
Norway 
Statelessness 
Poland 
India 
Italy 
South Korea 
Ghana 
Egypt 
Saudi Arabia 
Austria 
Syria 
Philippines 
Germany 
Ethiopia 
Kenya 
Guatemala 
Australia 
Belgium 
Vatican City 
Belarus 
Japan 
Iran 
Mexico 
Brazil 
Finland 
Portugal 
Slovenia 
Russia 
Ireland 
Turkey 
Uruguay 
United Kingdom 
Gender male
Birth 13 February 1999 
, Al-Qādisiyyah Governorate
Age 21 years
Residence Al-Qādisiyyah Governorate
Stats
Height: 1.71m 171 cm
Weight: 70 kg

Muntadher Saleh He was born in 1999/02/13  A Pharmacist And  A Designer  Worked At Many Websites As A Designer But He Didn’t Get Lucky He Started Making Some New Idea To Come A Life By Merging The Most Powerful Words The Character Had Ever Said At His Life Like The Portrait Of Van Gogh Which Is Made From His Last Letter To His Brother Theo And The Starry Night Which Is One Of The Most Known Artwork That Van Made And Muntadher Created A Work For A Great Men Died At Their Revolution At 25th Of October 2019 As Attribute For Them With Their Faces And Words  

he had made the poster for a movie called Outbreak in Iraq and also he is a Goodreads Author he wrote poems and quotes about love, revolution,and self steaming he made his book that collect his artwork from two years and it is on Goodreads  

 

 

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