Reza Abbasi
Reza Abbasi was a prominent Persian painter and miniaturist of the Safavid era, renowned for his exquisite works that combined intricate detail with vibrant colors. His most famous pieces often depicted courtly life and Persian mythology, showcasing the rich cultural heritage of Iran during the 17th century. Abbasi's style has had a lasting influence on Persian art, and his works are highly sought after by collectors and art enthusiasts alike. Recently, his painting 'Daughter Sitting' was at the center of controversy during the 22nd Tehran Auction, where it was sold for an astonishing 22.44 billion tomans, drawing criticism from officials regarding the legality of its sale.
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The most expensive piece sold at the auction was attributed to Reza Abbasi, fetching 22 billion and 440 million tomans.
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Reza Abbasi's artwork titled 'Daughter Sitting' was sold at the 22nd Tehran Auction amidst controversy.
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