Mahmoud Farshchian

Painter and academic known for Persian art

Mahmoud Farshchian - Painter and academic known for Persian art
Born

January 24th, 1930
95 years ago

Category

Artists & Creatives

Country

Iran

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A prominent Iranian-Persian painter and academic, contributions spanned several decades. Focused on traditional Persian miniature painting, the technique and composition reflected a blend of classic and contemporary styles. Exhibited works internationally, receiving acclaim for the revival of Persian artistic heritage. Engaged in academia, imparting knowledge through teaching positions and lectures. Established numerous workshops aimed at fostering artistic skills in younger generations, fostering an appreciation for Persian culture.

Revived Persian miniature painting

Exhibited works internationally

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