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scholar Karim Emami's articles on “Saqqā-ḵāna
Paintings,” he defined in which a, "combined religious imagery and traditional decorative elements with modern painting techniques, played a significant role in drawing the attention of the media and art connoisseurs to the genre". A visual language was created by drawing on the history of the Shi'a Islamic culture, specifically the saqqakhana, a small public area in which water is given to strangers often decorated with symbols and offerings. The artists of this genre were re-appropriating these symbolic traditions associated with the saqqakhana but with a
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and the anatomical form of a precise and elaborate species, the combination of human and animal limbs or the deformation of the body can be seen in his paintings. He was ruled but did not accept it. He also won an honorary diploma in handicrafts from
Bangalore, India, from the Asian Cultural Exchange. His oil paintings have been exhibited in the Surrealists' Exhibition at the Persepolis Gallery at the Shiraz Art Festival.
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was the first to bring surrealist painting to Iran. For this reason, some consider him the father of surrealist painting in Iran. He had a special style in this school. Rezai's paintings range from surrealist and symbolic works to so-called black and thoughtful humorous cartoons. The political theme,
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in the mid-20th century. Although these groups of artists emerged independently across North Africa and the Middle East, the common thread was that each searched for ways to integrate tradition and modernity in a way that would contribute to a distinctive local visual language. Each of these groups
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visual elements. The word
Saqqakhaneh originally referred to a type of water-fountain shrine found locally, and came to represent a movement characterised heavily by symbolism. Other motifs found throughout the region were incorporated into the artistic movement – the hand being a prime example. In
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in the 1950s, signaled a commitment to the creation of a form of modern art grounded in Iran. Grigorian found influence for his art in popular
Iranian culture, specifically a coffee-house storyteller culture and the visual language of dry earth and mud.
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Art movements, such as
Saqqakhaneh, were significant precursors to the school of calligraphic painting. In Iran, the calligraphic art movement was known as Naqqashi-Katt (or Naqqashikatt). It was one of a number of art movements that emerged across the
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Saqqakhaneh artists’ fascination with signs and talismans has recently moved beyond avantgarde art and found its way into women's fashion where its motifs are used in scarves, shawls, shirts and the like.
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in 1977. The Tehran Museum of
Contemporary Art boasting an important collection of both Western and Iranian artists. The Iranian revolution by 1979 halted the dynamics of the Iranian arts scene.
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reveals that social, political and economic conditions have always played a major role in the emergence of new artistic currents and styles. As an example
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Saqqakhaneh school artists of Iran had international prominence and this helped pave the way for the opening of the
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likened his art and his teacher, Tanavoli, to the kind of objects found in saqqakhanas, coining term, the "Saqqakhaneh school".
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in New York City. The exhibition was the first major exhibition of modern art from Iran, featuring 26 artists which included
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Keshmirshekan, Hamid (2005-12-01). "Neo-traditionalism and modern
Iranian painting: The Saqqa-khaneh school in the 1960s".
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in Iran had its genesis in the late 1940s and early 1950s. This was the period after the death of famous Persian painter,
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