Series V: Photographic Prints

Photographs of May Muzaffar from her childhood, family, education, college years, and early active years as a young poet. The subseries also includes images from her workplace at the Iraq Reinsurance Company and trips with literary figures to poetry festivals in Iraq

Photographs of Rafa Nasiri from his childhood, family, education in Iraq and abroad, artistic initiatives and groups, his education at the Institute of Fine Arts, Baghdad, his printmaking training at the Central Academy of Fine Arts in Beijing (1959–1963), his diploma years in Portugal.

Photographs of the two houses where May Muzaffar and Rafa Nasiri lived in Baghdad, one in the Al Qadisiyah neighborhood, 1974–1985, and the other in al-Khadra neighborhood, 1985–1991. The photographs show the interiors, furniture, printing press, library, and art housed in their residences.

General photos from the couple's life and work in Baghdad between 1974 (first year of marriage) until 1991, when they relocated from Iraq to Jordan. Includes images of gatherings at their house in Al Khadra neighborhood, Nuha al-Radi's house, Maath Alousi's house in Baghdad, exhibitions and events at the Al Riwaq Gallery (1986), as well as trips around Iraqi towns and archeological sites.

Photographs of interiors and events taking place at Nasiri Graphic Studio (aka Al Muhtaraf Nasiri) in the Al-Mansour neighborhood in Baghdad. These events included lectures and exhibitions such as one for artist Ismail Fattah.

Photographs compiled by the couple from their solo or joint travels for purposes of participating in exhibitions, symposiums, conferences, residencies, tourism, and other. The pictures also feature the couple's arrival at the moment of the announcement of an award for Nasiri at the Norwegian International Print Biennale, Fredrikstad, in 1978, encounters with Arab and international artists and intellectuals such as Mahmoud Darwish and Nizar Qabbani, and images of European and Arab cities they have visited.

Photographs of the interiors of the couple's residences outside of Iraq, namely in a one-bedroom apartment on campus of Yarmouk University in Jordan (1991-1997), and a villa near the University of Bahrain in 1997. The pictures show the interiors, furniture, guests and Nasiri's artworks housed in their residences.

Numerous works in this subseries appear to have been created during the cultural seasons in Asilah, Morocco, some in 1979 and others in 1984.