1945 Artist Salman Abbas Shalhoub Al-Dulaimi was born in Baghdad, Iraq.
1952 - 1962 He completed his primary, middle and secondary school studies in Baghdad.
1964 - 1968 He studied and graduated from the Academy of Fine Arts at the University of Baghdad.
1965 He held a solo exhibition in Baghdad.
1966 Held a solo exhibition in Baghdad.
1968 - 1974 He traveled to Saudi Arabia to work as an art teacher at the Institute of Art Education in Riyadh and later worked as a lecturer at the Academy of Fine Arts at the University of Baghdad.
1970 - 1973 He held several solo exhibitions in Riyadh.
1972 He participated in the Contemporary Iraqi Art Exhibition at the Hall of the National Museum of Modern Art in Baghdad.
1973 He participated in the retrospective Iraqi art exhibition at the Hall of the National Museum of Modern Art in Baghdad.
1975 He participated in the second anniversary of the ruling party exhibition at the Iraqi Museum of Modern Art in Baghdad.
1976 He participated in the third anniversary of the ruling party exhibition at the National Museum of Modern Art in Baghdad and an exhibition in the Soviet Union.
1977 He participated in the fourth anniversary of the ruling party exhibition at the National Museum of Modern Art in Baghdad.
1978 He participated in the fifth anniversary of the ruling party exhibition at the National Museum of Modern Art in Baghdad.
1979 He participated in the Festival de Cagnes-sur-Mer in France.
1980 He participated in the seventh anniversary of the ruling party exhibition at the hall of the National Museum of Modern Art in Baghdad and Group 17 of Modern Art exhibition at the Hall of the National Museum of Modern Art in Baghdad and the Arabian Gulf exhibition in Doha, Qatar.
1982 He participated in the "Iraqi Art" exhibition in Canada.
1983 He participated in the tenth anniversary of the ruling party exhibition in Baghdad and the Arab Biennale in Kuwait and won the Golden Sail award.
1986 He participated in the Baghdad International Festival for Plastic Art at Saddam Art Center in Baghdad and the UNESCO Exhibition on the occasion of its forty-year anniversary.
1987 He participated in the First International Babylon Festival at Saddam Art Center in Baghdad.
1988 He participated in the Baghdad International Festival for Plastic Art in Baghdad.
1990 He participated in the Contemporary Iraqi Art Exhibition in Cyprus and the Ankara European Eurasian Biennale in Turkey and won the Sail Prize.
1992 He held a solo exhibition in Baghdad.
1993 He participated in an exhibition with the Jordanian artist Mahmoud Taha at the Abaad Gallery in Amman.
1994 He held a solo exhibition in Amman, Jordan.
1995 He participated in an exhibition with the late Jordanian artist, Alia Ammoura, at Al-Orfali Gallery in Amman.
1996 He participated in the Sharjah International Biennale for Fine Art in Sharjah, UAE, and won its prize.
1997 He held a solo exhibition in Manama, Bahrain.
1998 He participated in an exhibition at the Hyatt Regency Hotel in Detroit, in the United States of America, an exhibition at the Damascus Hall in Syria, and an exhibition at the Iraqi Community Center in London.
1999 He held a solo exhibition in Amman and participated in the Arab exhibition at Hammurabi Gallery in Amman.
2000 He held a solo exhibition in Doha, Qatar, and Cairo, Egypt.
2001 He held a solo exhibition in Riyadh and participated in an exhibition with the artists Saadi Al Kaabi, Rafik Al Lahham, Abdel Raouf Shamoun and Farouk Lamiz.
2009 He participated in the exhibition "Iraqi Plastic Artists" at the Rua’a Art Gallery in Amman, Jordan.
2019 He held a solo exhibition entitled "Mental Horizons" at Al-Orfali Gallery in Amman and participated in the exhibition "Contemporary Artists from Iraq" at Ras Al-Ain Gallery in Amman and the annual exhibition of the Iraqi Plastic Artists Association in Baghdad.
He lives and works full-time in art in Amman, Jordan.
Member of the Iraqi Plastic Artists Association.
Member of the Iraqi Artists Syndicate.
Member of the International Association of Plastic Arts in Paris.
Member of the Arab Plastic Artists Union.
Member of the Association of Jordanian, Qatari and Lebanese Artists.
