Jazeh Tabatabai
Iranian painter and sculptor
Born
1931
94 years ago
Died
February 9th, 2008
17 years ago — 77 years old
Category
Artists & Creatives
Country
Iran
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An Iranian artist contributed to modern art through painting, sculpture, and poetry. He studied painting at the fine arts faculty of the University of Tehran. His works reflected Iranian culture and heritage, often incorporating traditional motifs and techniques. In the 1960s, he became prominent in the contemporary art scene and was involved in several exhibitions. The artist moved to Paris in the 1970s, where he engaged with a wider artistic community. He returned to Iran after the Revolution and continued to work until his death in 2008. His artistic legacy remains influential in Iranian art.
Exhibited in major galleries in Iran and abroad
Incorporated traditional motifs into modern artwork
Contributed to the revival of Persian art techniques
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