Quchani Kurdish Woman
1960
Catalog details
- Artist
- Master Jalil Ziapour
- Date
- January–February 1960 (Bahman 1338 SH)dated on the work
- Medium
- Oil on canvas
- Dimensions
- 200 × 83 cm
- Style
- Ziapour’s national style
- Collection
- Tehran Museum of Contemporary Art
Quchani Kurdish Woman, oil on canvas, 1960, in Jalil Ziapour’s national style.
About this work
This article was machine-translated from the original Persian and may contain inaccuracies.
The canvas “Quchani Kurdish Woman” is the practical outcome of Master Jalil Ziapour’s anthropological research and studies in connection with the various ethnic groups of the country: a work in which, taking an anthropological view of the art of painting, he depicts his interest and love for the people of the country in a fresh form and perspective.
Master Ziapour showed this painting at the second Tehran Biennial (Ordibehesht 1339, April–May 1960), and it also won the first prize of this biennial.
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