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Paintings of Mohammad Tajvidi
A House Near Ferdowsi Square
Calligraphy in Everyday Life
The Benefits of Animals
Sale Document of a Male Slave (1901)
Th[o/e]se Days
Driving Licence (1943)
Village of Evin
Kermanshah’s Stonemasons Zurkhaneh
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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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Lady Cockroach
Mowlavi Avenue
Statues for Urban Beautification
The Merchant of Venice in Tehran (1928)
Dastforoosh (Street Vendor)
Postcard from Nooshi Kanoom
Protective Sacred Words
Faces of Ilkhchi
Tehran’s Ferdowsi Avenue
Tehran’s Valiahd Square in the 1970s

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