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Pre-Revolutionary Cigarettes
Siroos Ghahremani
Village of Evin
Lalezar, the Glorious Days
Mrs. Dreyfus Touring Southern Tehran
The U.S., Behind the Window (1951)
Daily Life at the Iran-Iraq War Fronts
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Last day of Café Prague in Tehran
Andisheh (Don Bosco) School

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Graffiti Mine

Graffiti on the canal walls in northwestern Tehran. October 2012.

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Hossein Fahmideh - Enghelaab street, Tehran

Martyrdom in the Iranian Cityscapes

What is officially called the “culture of martyrdom” in Iran is omnipresent in every Iranian cityscapes. Martyrdom could be seen everywhere. On the walls, in the names of the streets, and on the public water fountains.

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Tehran’s Decorative Murals

Murals in Tehran used to have mostly political and revolutionary themes but from the early 90s a new style of mural emerged, which is merely decorative.

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Comic books in Persian
Two Tourist Brochures
Shamloo by the Caspian Sea
Prophet Mohammad, Depicted as a Tunisian Child
Contemporary Iranian Artists in 1969
Orientalist Music Sheets’ Covers
Shiite Mohr (Turbah)
Six Old Maps of Tehran (1848-1925)
Iranian Playing Cards

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