Pencil Drawing – Portrait of Mohammad Ali Shah Qajar – Code 1030234
Pencil Drawing (Portrait of Mohammad Ali Shah)
By Master Mossavvar ol-Mamalek Zolfaqari
Approximate age of the artwork: 105 years
Mirza Mehdi Khan Samsam Zolfaqari, a painter active from the late Naser al-Din Shah era through the entire reign of Mozaffar al-Din Shah and into the early reign of Mohammad Ali Shah Qajar, was granted the title “Mossavvar ol-Molk” by Mozaffar al-Din Shah in the first year of his reign (1896 CE / 1275 SH).
He excelled in three fields: portraiture, landscapes from nature, and copy work. His brushwork was elegant, and he used relatively vivid colors. The illustrations of Sharaffat newspaper were among his works.
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Persian Miniature Painting (Negargari)
The term Negargari (Persian miniature painting) refers to various styles of Iranian painting developed across different historical periods. This refined and intricate form of art could be part of a larger artistic creation, such as book illustrations or decorative and functional items, and may incorporate techniques like Gol-o-Morgh (flowers and birds), Tazhib (illumination), and Tash’ir (marginal ornamentation). Alternatively, it can appear as an independent artwork on canvases, albums (Moragha’), or murals.
Negargari was traditionally used to embellish literary, scientific, and medical manuscripts or created independently as collectible artworks. The naming of Persian miniature schools is typically based on the dominant imperial centers of the time.
Notable schools of Persian miniature painting (in historical order) include:
- Baghdad School
- Seljuk School
- First Tabriz School
- Jalayirid School
- First Shiraz School
- Herat School
- Second Shiraz School
- Second Tabriz School
- Isfahan School
- Qajar School
Today, Negargari is applied to a wide range of surfaces such as walls, wooden boxes, pen cases, bone, wood, and papier-mâché. It also decorates paper, fabric, leather, and cardboard, continuing to beautify both traditional and modern interiors.
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