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word for copper. This was one of the first independent art galleries in Iran to deal specifically with visual and graphic art. Alongside his own work, which was kept on permanent display, Daryabeigi regularly presented the work of other
Iranian painters from a variety of different artistic
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Iranian art for future generations to come. The group consisted of
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backgrounds. By introducing these artists to the public, the MESS Gallery, under Mr. Daryabeigi's leadership, was considered as representing the country's contemporary art at the time, and encouraged the next generation of abstract
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on the outskirts of Paris. He continued to live and create art in France until his death in 2012. Daryabiegi had many solo exhibitions, and also exhibited his art at celebrated and respected international galleries
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in northern Iran in 1930. He studied and attained bachelor's degrees in both World
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in Paris in 1973 show the vast spaces of his native Iran, and the beauty of the infinite landscapes.
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