Dasht-e Bālā (Series: Dasht-e Bala, no. 1 of 4)

Titre: En Dasht-e Bālā (Series: Dasht-e Bala, no. 1 of 4); Fr Dasht-e Bālā (Série : Dasht-e Bala, n° 1 sur 4)
Type: Screenprint / Works on Paper
Créateur/ Créatrice: Reza Bangiz (Tehran, b. 1937); holder of the first-class Order of Culture and Art, Iran
Identifiant: ME.24-2023
Format: Screenprint on paper
Dimension: W. 50 cm, L. 57 cm; Edition 35/40
Lieu de découverte: Iran
Résumé: En Reza Bangiz, born in in 1937 in Tehran, was a renowned artist, university professor, and holder of the first-class Order of Culture and Art. Bangiz depicted scenes of traditional Tehran life, performance, and popular Iranian tales and stories through his works.

In the four prints ME.24-2023 to ME.27-2023, Bangiz depicted four scenes from the story of the Battle of Karbala, which led to the martrydom of the third Shi'ite Imam Husayn.
Date: 2020
Contribution: Tarlan Rafiee; Yashar Samimi Mofakham
Source: Given by Tarlan Rafiee and Yashar Samimi Mofakham
Edition: Victoria and Albert Museum, London (Middle East Section)
Référence: V&A Collections
Droits: © Reza Bangiz (original artwork). © Victoria and Albert Museum, London (photograph)
Licence: Non-commercial online use permitted up to 768 pixels for up to 5 years